The European country announced it deported dozens more Muslim migrants

The German Interior Ministry confirmed it deported 40 convicted migrants to Afghanistan. Among the deportees were sex offenders, violent criminals, and drug dealers. Since the start of the current parliamentary session, 303 Afghan men have been deported from Germany. The move follows an agreement with the Taliban.

The German Interior Ministry confirmed it deported 40 convicted migrants to Afghanistan. The plane carrying the deportees took off from German territory last night and landed in Kabul. According to reports, among the deportees were sex offenders, violent criminals, and drug dealers, many of whom were taken directly from prison to the airport. Since the start of the current parliamentary session, 303 Afghan men have been deported from Germany. The German Interior Minister said: "Criminals must leave our country. Therefore, returning people to Afghanistan in an orderly and reliable manner is an essential part of our immigration policy." The move follows an agreement with the Taliban government, and several other European countries are in talks with the Taliban for similar agreements. The article notes that France is suffering from severe protests by Muslim migrants, and that US President Trump said: "This is what happens when you leave the borders open."