The flows all over July did not exceed 913 people and in August, a peak month went below 400, that is, 1,300 in 45 days. If we were following what PASOK supports, we would talk about 6,000 – 7,000 arrivals a day, he stressed Thanos Plevris, Speaking to ERTNEWS.
Prior to the suspension decision, 700 people a day entered. No one says that the amendment will annihilate the flows but the illegal stay becomes a criminal offense and those who believed they would be legalized, while entering and ignored the Greek law will suffer sanctions, he stressed, he said. Minister of Migration and Asylum.
Must, he stressed, increased voluntary returns as the 7 -year framework is abolished, A sentence of 2 -5 years is foreseen And the only opportunity is for the illegal immigrant to work for his return, Mr Plevris said.
If one does not respect our ideas and values there is no place in our country, he says it says it is “an extraordinary measure, which everyone must respect in Libya where no one is in danger”.
Anyone who does not respect the decision to suspend asylum examination for the next three months will suffer the consequences, said Mr Plevris, asked about the eight Sudanese held in Amygdaleza and have appealed to court for asylum, but also for the 23 who found the Evzones in front of the monument of the unknown soldier.
The government, Mr Plevris said, would not tolerate watching boats in the role of an observer.
“Regarding the subscription of NGOs to those who have already appealed I have requested the register,” he said. “It makes me an impression on the register of the Ministry of Immigration and Asylum NGOs that are turning against it and of course there will be a management control,” Thanos Plevris, adding: adding:
“We will go to the European Courts with arguments. Judicial rulings are respected but migration policy is not made by courts or by NGOs. We do not co -ordinate politics or ministry officials who have to implement politics and if it does not make them remain. Obviously I will hear them in trade unions, but the NGO’s position in government decisions is indifferent. “