The German state of Thuringia is struggling to handle a 42-year-old Moroccan migrant with an “incredibly long criminal record” after his country of origin refused to issue him a passport so he can be deported. The migrant, known only as Tarike J., initially entered Germany in May of 2014 demanding asylum, but his application was
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The German state of Thuringia is struggling to handle a 42-year-old Moroccan migrant with an “incredibly long criminal record” after his country of origin refused to issue him a passport so he can be deported. The migrant, known only as Tarike J., initially entered Germany in May of 2014 demanding asylum, but his application was