Migration Policy
Germany issues fewer expulsion orders in 2025
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In 2025, Germany withdrew residence rights from 8,232 foreigners, a slight decrease from 9,277 cases the previous year. Individuals from Georgia, Albania, and Turkey were most affected. The figures come from a government response to a query by the Left party.
Michel, a Cuban deported from the United States in November 2025, faced immediate hardships upon returning to Cuba, sleeping on an old mattress in his brother's apartment in Placetas. Under the Trump administration, thousands of Cubans have lost immigration privileges, doubling deportation numbers from previous averages. Many, like Michel, now seek refuge in Mexico while awaiting future options.
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Eight-month-old Emanuel, born in Sweden, faces deportation to Iran despite his parents holding work permits here. The decision has sparked strong reactions from politicians across the spectrum, who call it unreasonable and inhuman. The case stems from a law change that eliminated residence permits for children of track-switchers.