I believe technically it’s not a deportation. Their stay has been terminated and at this point they’ve just been asked to leave, not taken into prison. That seems to be an administrative act only. So no process before a judge/court. Objecting to that is the correct first step. The whole act smells like it’s unlawful.
I believe technically it’s not a deportation. Their stay has been terminated and at this point they’ve just been asked to leave, not taken into prison. That seems to be an administrative act only. So no process before a judge/court. Objecting to that is the correct first step. The whole act smells like it’s unlawful.
Must you formally object or is refusing to leave an acceptable form of objection?
Huh, we’re talking about Germany here. Probably needs several forms, a fax machine …