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Thousands of Greek Asylum Seekers Re-apply in Germany, Exposing Schengen Loopholes
Approximately 8,000 asylum seekers who had already received refugee status in Greece applied for asylum in Germany between January and May 2024, exploiting a loophole in the Schengen system's border controls, primarily at airports, while the German Federal Police prioritizes land border security.
Thousands of Greek Asylum Seekers Re-apply in Germany, Exposing Schengen Loopholes
Approximately 8,000 asylum seekers who had already received refugee status in Greece applied for asylum in Germany between January and May 2024, exploiting a loophole in the Schengen system's border controls, primarily at airports, while the German Federal Police prioritizes land border security.
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48% Bias Score
German Court Allows Refugee Return to Greece
The Leipzig Higher Administrative Court ruled that two refugees, previously granted asylum in Greece, can be returned to Greece, reversing previous German rulings that cited concerns about Greece's asylum system and potentially impacting secondary migration within the EU.
German Court Allows Refugee Return to Greece
The Leipzig Higher Administrative Court ruled that two refugees, previously granted asylum in Greece, can be returned to Greece, reversing previous German rulings that cited concerns about Greece's asylum system and potentially impacting secondary migration within the EU.
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48% Bias Score
Germany's Court Rules on Asylum Seeker Deportations Under Dublin Regulation
German courts recently ruled that healthy, working-age men who initially sought asylum in Greece can be deported back under the Dublin Regulation, despite previous rulings blocking deportations due to inhumane conditions in Greek camps.
Germany's Court Rules on Asylum Seeker Deportations Under Dublin Regulation
German courts recently ruled that healthy, working-age men who initially sought asylum in Greece can be deported back under the Dublin Regulation, despite previous rulings blocking deportations due to inhumane conditions in Greek camps.
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52% Bias Score
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