Shocking deportation: The Doğan family is fighting for their future in Remscheid!

Shocking deportation: The Doğan family is fighting for their future in Remscheid!

in Remscheid, North Rhine-Westphalia, the federal government's efforts to deport the Doğan family are a hotly debated topic. This family, who has lived in Germany since 2018, is, according to Derwesten.de actively contributes to society. Four of their eight family members, including the mother, were recently taken by authorities, while the father, Nezir Doğan, jumped out of the balcony while arresting and seriously injured. He fell from a height of ten meters and pulled several fractures to arm, ribs and back.

Nezir Doğan, 55 years old and active in Germany as a gardener, has already left the clinic, but continues to suffer from severe pain. The 47-year-old mother, Saadec, and her six children, who are active in various professions and training, is particularly traumatic to separate Nezir. The children, including the 23-year-old Mizigin, who works as a MFA, and Nazdar (22), who works in a psychiatric clinic, and Elif (19), who is in nursing training, are an important support in the family.

The call to support

The situation has led to a petition that was launched on March 20 by Önder Bariscioglu. Within a short time, almost 2,000 people signed the petition, with over 850 votes coming from Remscheid. The petition calls on the mayor of Remscheid, Burkhard Mast-Weisz, to work for the Doğan family in Germany. The aim is 1,300 signatures.

The family is further threatened by the political persecution of the father in Turkey, since the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees rejected their asylum application. The support of over 1,300 signatures would be a strong sign against deportation and for the unity of the family. Many people argue that the separation of the family is inhumane and appeal to social responsibility not to ignore such fates.

Integration perspectives

The integration balance of migrants in Germany is a complex topic that is discussed in studies by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees. According to bamf currently living around 3.2 million women in Germany, where many of them work in professions, which work in professions in Germany are in high demand.

The Doğan family not only fits into the social structure, but also contributes to solving the shortage of skilled workers. Your deportation would not only mean returning to a dangerous situation for Nezir Doğan, but also the loss of valuable labor market. The BAMF deals intensively with the integration efforts to enable women like Saadec who wear the home.

In view of the challenges that migrants are facing - from the recognition of their qualifications to the requirements of childcare - it can be seen that their integration is not only a question of the legal framework, but also social recognition.

The future of the Doğan family is on the brink, and the call to support their petition testifies to the solidarity of the community in Remscheid. Another example of the profound questions of migration and integration that continue to employ Germany.