The Repatriation and Departure Service of the Ministry of Justice has deported 480 migrants with criminal records in the first five months of this year. They departed during or immediately after their prison sentence, under supervision of the government. Some left independently, others were forced. It concerns 60 Albanians, 60 Surinamese, 50 Algerians and 5 Moroccans (from so-called safe countries).
Democracy & Justice
Dutch Ministry of Justice Deports 480 Criminal Migrants
The Repatriation and Departure Service of the Ministry of Justice has deported 480 migrants with criminal records in the first five months of this year. They departed during or immediately after their prison sentence,...
by PILP
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