dispute over integration
Interior Minister calls for more police in Muslim neighborhoods
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Islamic quarter in Bad Godesberg: More police against potential attackers?
Islamic quarter in Bad Godesberg: More police against potential attackers with a crash program of Lower Saxony Interior Minister wants Schünemann combat the increased threat of terrorism in Germany: He calls for more police in Muslim neighborhoods and a ban on cell phones and computers for Islamist offender.
Berlin - will meet from Thursday, the Interior Minister, if the countries in Hamburg, will present Uwe Schünemann from Lower Saxony an emergency program to the increased terror threat . The CDU minister calls it more police presence in Muslim neighborhoods and a cell phone and computer ban for Islamist offender.
potential attackers should also be forbidden to visit radical mosques or problem areas, called Schünemann in the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung. The state police should also online searches of computers or preventive monitoring of telephone calls and e-mails be allowed.
Last Schünemann was related to the parcel bombs from Yemen caused a stir when he called for cargo aircraft to be allowed to shoot in an emergency. shows from another topic Schünemann, however, a more liberal attitude: He advocates an immediate deportation of as yet only tolerated, but well-integrated young refugees.
"With a unanimous decision could be decided at the Conference of Interior Ministers, a preliminary deportation," he told the Hannover Allgemeine Zeitung. Condition is, however, that Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere (CDU) immediately after bringing a law on the way, creating a permanent residence permit for those affected. Until the entry into force of the law should take the preliminary deportation.
Lower Saxony and Hamburg do the interior ministers on Thursday a joint proposal to Amending the Residence Act submit. Integrated young refugees who came to Germany as children should, therefore, have an independent right to stay. So far, most children are dependent on residence status of their parents - no matter how good they are even built.
Schünemann promised to change that. "We give the affected girls and boys so that a new opportunity to remain permanently in Germany, if they make an honest to break into the German society walking," he said. Until the age of the children should remain the parents allowed. Of the scheme would benefit many of the nation-wide, according to the Refugee Council about 80,000 refugees.
Bremen's Senator Ulrich Mäurer (SPD) called for the proposal from Lower Saxony. "I am surprised that Mr Schünemann now represents much of what we already do," said Mäurer the sheet. "I am confident that we will convince more of my colleagues about it." In Bremen, a decree already regulates what you want to Lower Saxony and Hamburg Pour into law.
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