A threatened deportation of a seven-year-old boy together with his mother from Vienna to Georgia caused a stir on Twitter on Friday afternoon at the Diakonie, the SPÖ and the NEOS. There will be no question of deportation for the time being. New documents were presented on Friday. The Department of the Interior told the APA these would now be monitored.
“The precise, internal assessment of the whole situation, which is provided as standard in such cases, has shown that further investigative steps are necessary. The BFA – as in the present case – will take newly introduced information into account at every stage of the procedure and proof,” said a written statement from the Ministry of the Interior.
According to Twitter posts Friday, seven-year-old Noe G. and his mother have been taken into custody after questioning during an appointment with the Federal Bureau of Immigration. In the evening the two were released again, human rights expert Christoph Riedl of Diakonie, among others, announced.
Memories of “The Tina Case”
Riedl had also protested the deportation on Twitter, pointing out that the boy only spoke German, not Georgian. He has lived in Vienna since he was one year old and is fully integrated, SPÖ union manager Christian Deutsch also noted in a broadcast. Deutsch felt “strongly reminded of the case of the schoolgirl Tina” and pointed out that the administrative judge had ruled her expulsion unlawful.
“Evicting and separating a well-integrated seven-year-old child from his friends has nothing to do with a well-functioning, sensible asylum policy – that is the opposite of it,” German minister Gerhard Karner (ÖVP) called before the ministry’s announcement. to investigate the matter.
Source: Krone
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