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The image symbolically shows two asylum seekers in Germany who have taken up employment. According to a new law, this is possible after just three months of residence in Germany. The SPD is calling for working asylum seekers to be granted long-term residency rights in Germany.
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SPD calls for residence permits for working asylum seekers – what is behind this?

Asylum seekers will be allowed to work earlier in the future. But the SPD wants to go even further: those who work and integrate should be granted a residence permit...

  • 04.03.2026
  • 2:30 p.m.
The image symbolically depicts a family seeking asylum in Germany. The Bundestag has tightened German asylum law. In future, there will be stricter controls at the EU's external borders, faster deportations, and labor laws for asylum seekers.
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German Bundestag passes stricter asylum law – What this means for asylum seekers

The Bundestag has significantly tightened asylum law. From June 2026, new rules will apply to border procedures, Dublin transfers, and access to the labor market. What will change...

  • 03.03.2026
  • 14:00
The image shows a person waving the EU flag. It symbolizes the new asylum rules in the EU. From June 2026, EU countries will be able to reject asylum applications more quickly and carry out deportations to safe third countries.
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EU adopts new asylum rules: Why deportations to third countries are now easier

New asylum rules will apply in the EU from June 2026. In future, asylum applications can be rejected more quickly as "inadmissible." Deportations to third countries...

  • 25.02.2026
  • 14:00
The picture shows two people with immigrant backgrounds working in skilled trades. It symbolizes asylum policy in Germany. The government is planning a new law that will enable asylum seekers to find work in Germany more quickly. The ban on working after three months of residence will be lifted.
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Working despite asylum proceedings? The government is planning this new regulation for asylum seekers.

The federal government is planning new rules for asylum seekers: in future, they will be allowed to work after just three months – even if their...

  • 24.02.2026
  • 14:00
The picture shows a woman in a refugee camp in Syria. The picture symbolizes the fact that the Syrian government is currently opposed to large-scale repatriation. The German government, however, supports voluntary return.
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Deportations to Syria: Why the Syrian government is asking Germany for more time

Deportations to Syria are to be possible again. But now the Syrian government is warning against the premature return of large groups. Why...

  • 16.02.2026
  • 2:30 p.m.
The image symbolically depicts a family seeking asylum in the EU. Stricter rules will apply to EU asylum law from June onwards. Among other things, deportations to safe third countries will be made easier. Asylum applications from people from countries classified as safe may be rejected more quickly.
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Deportation to safe third countries from June 2026? EU adopts stricter rules on asylum

New EU asylum rules will come into force in June 2026. They will allow deportations to safe third countries and faster rejections of asylum applications. What does this mean...

  • 11.02.2026
  • 14:00
The image shows a person with protected status in Germany. They are holding a letter from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF). The image symbolizes the fact that the BAMF is currently reviewing numerous protected statuses. In most cases, the protection remains in place.
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New figures: BAMF confirms protection status in most cases – hardly any revocations for refugees from this country of origin

In 2025, the BAMF examined significantly more protection status cases than in the previous year. Nevertheless, existing protection remained in over 90 percent...

  • 30.01.2026
  • 14:00
The picture shows a refugee camp in Syria. After ongoing fighting, the left wing is calling for a halt to deportations to Syria. The federal government, however, is currently tightening asylum rules. Asylum applications from Syrians are increasingly being rejected.
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After ongoing fighting in Syria: Will there be a halt to the deportation of refugees?

Following renewed fighting in Syria, the Left Party is calling for a nationwide halt to deportations. However, the federal government is currently pursuing a stricter course. How...

  • 27.01.2026
  • 14:00
The image shows the flags of the European Union and Germany. Germany, together with several other EU countries, wants to set up repatriation centers in third countries outside the European Union. These "return hubs" are intended to accommodate people whose asylum applications have been rejected in the EU.
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Germany plans deportation centers in third countries – What is known about the "return hubs"?

Germany, together with several EU countries, is planning to set up so-called return hubs in third countries. We explain what is behind these plans, how the...

  • 23.01.2026
  • 1:45 p.m.
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Anna Faustmann is an editor at Migrando . With her sound education and many years of experience in journalism and digital marketing, she brings a deep understanding of the conception and creation of ...
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