DEPORTATION:
What to do?
With the new "Ausländergesetz" being into force since
January 1, 1991, imigrants without a secure resistance permit are
increasingly exposed to the danger of deportation.
So far, de-facto-refugees of certain states have not been deported because
of an existing decree of protection ("Schutzerlaß") in
North-Rhine-Westfalia. This decree has been restricted to the following 5
ethnic groups and, at the same time, limited in time (until June 30, 1991
for the time being):
All persons having a toleration can apply for a residence 1icence
("Aufenthaltsbefugnis"). As a rule, this licence is issued for
2 years, it represents a legal status in the Federal Republic of
Germany and is the basis tor all further residents permits.
§ 30, sections 2 and 3 provide for the "Aufenthaltsbefugnis"
in case of urgent humanitarian reasons and in case the deportation
implies an extraordinary hardship for the person involved. It is
therefore recommended to make use of this paragraph.
Both the "Duldung" as well as the "Aufenthaltsbefugnis"must be applied at the competent authority ("Ausländerbehörde") and be substantiated individually in each case. Since both licences are regulations that are subject to the interpretation of the "Ausländerbehörde" in question, legal advice should be sought for, either at the following organization providing advice in this matter, or with a lawyer: