A recent report reveals a controversial directive from a Lower Saxony authority, allowing police at Düsseldorf Airport to release individuals resisting deportation.

This directive contradicts the German government's promised deportation crackdown.

According to the letter dated July 26, individuals refusing to board a plane or resisting deportation can be freed and return to their assigned accommodations.

This policy has sparked outrage, with critics arguing it undermines the rule of law.

Manuel Ostermann, deputy chairman of the Federal Police Union, expressed concern over the implications for law enforcement and the legal system.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz had previously pledged large-scale deportations, and earlier this year, legislation was passed to expedite deportations, including extending detention for those awaiting removal.

The Interior Ministry continues to explore deportation strategies to countries like Syria and Afghanistan.