This suggests that even if Europe did summon up the will to save its own civilization and culture, the home countries of the migrants who are now in Europe boasting of their imminent takeover might not be inclined to be cooperative. Is it conceivable that if Syria’s president is a jihadist, he may look with favor upon the jihad in Europe? Nah, to think that would be “Islamophobic,” right?
“Syria Blocks Mass Deportations from Germany by Withholding Travel Documents,” by Javier Villamor, European Conservative, May 21, 2026:
The deportation of Syrian citizens from Germany has been virtually paralyzed despite the political announcements made by Berlin in recent months. A key reason is that Damascus has stopped issuing replacement travel documents for Syrian nationals facing deportation.
According to recently published information, since the end of January no German federal state has received the type of documentation required to carry out forced returns of individuals lacking valid passports or complete identity documents.These replacement documents are an essential requirement in deportation procedures. Without them, authorities may face serious legal and operational difficulties in carrying out returns even when a final deportation order exists.
German federal authorities have not officially confirmed the blockage, although they have not denied it either.
The issue currently affects around 11,000 Syrian citizens who are under an immediate legal obligation to leave Germany, according to data from the German Federal Police….
At the same time, political rapprochement between Europe and Syria continues to advance. Brussels has begun lifting certain sanctions, opened new diplomatic channels, and is studying financial mechanisms and reconstruction programs that could mobilize tens of billions of euros in the coming years.
This appeasing behavior, without receiving anything in return, is becoming increasingly controversial in Brussels corridors. While the European Union seeks migration cooperation and regional stabilization, Syria retains a particularly effective instrument of pressure: administrative control over the documentation of its own citizens.
The episode recalls a dynamic already familiar in European migration policy. For years, Turkey used its strategic position as a negotiating tool with Brussels. Morocco also turned border management into a form of diplomatic leverage on several occasions.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
What are relations like b/w Berlin & Damascus? Doesn’t Germany have any leverage on Syria in terms of affecting their decisions? Just like US did w/ Colombia – threatening to cut their money unless they took in people US was repatriating there
Maria V says
I don’t believe Europe can do anything now in terms of stopping these Islamic terrorist invaders mainly because they were invited in, in the first place.
We in the US face the same problem since the Borders of US & Canada were wide open for over Four years. Make NO Mistake. ‘This WAS intentional. This is what I’ve been warning about; ‘the Conquering of the world by Islam,’ be prepared…
࿗Infidel࿘ says
US is in a better position in that not only are we deporting people, but that self-described Leftists are voluntarily leaving on their own. Be it for Canada or Europe. A whole bunch of them believe that the US is irretrievably lost, and I see no reason to try & disabuse them of that opinion: I’m just happy that they’re actually acting on their past threats to leave the US if Trump got re-elected
If Canada doesn’t clean up its act – which they won’t, given that the Libs won the last election – the US should build a wall along the Canadian border as well, and fortify it. Just keep those commies & jihadists out
James Lincoln says
Yes, Infidel: the US needs some kind of a “northern wall”.
At the very least we should be employing:
Drones
Infrared cameras
Radar
Ground motion sensors
AI assisted pattern detection
Satellite monitoring
We also need a combination of intelligence, technology, cooperation with Canada, targeted enforcement, etc.
But building one continuous wall would be an absolutely huge undertaking. The border is about 5,500 miles – including Alaska.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
James
Like in the case w/ Mexico – where the Rio Grande forms the border and something like a Coast Guard division of the CBP patrols that border, there are parts of the northern border that are cleanly defined by the Great Lakes and the St Lawrence Seaway, where a wall wouldn’t have to be built. But from Minnesota to Seattle, I believe it would be needed, and probably also the Alaskan strip that protrudes into British Columbia’s coastline
But yeah, if not a wall, at least a combination of fencing, satellite monitoring, et al. Given the amount of traffic, maybe have all those states – AK, WA, ID, MT, ND and MN enforce it
Richard says
De verovering van de Islam, ja dat is nu gaande. Maar dat zal (niet zonder slag of stoot plaatsvinden) worden gestopt door het Heilige Romeinse Rijk dat in wording is. Europa en het Vaticaan, militair geleid door het oh zo oorlogszuchtige Duitsland dat zich op dit moment al tot de tanden toe bewapend!
OLD GUY says
Yes this is all a part of the muslim/islamic migration invasion and these islamic countries and their leaders are conducting the invasion. Of course they don’t and won’t take these men back.
somehistory says
Put them on small boats and send them out to sea. Perhaps they will land on some atoll where they only have each other to victimize.
Perhaps they could be issued papers declaring their criminality and Germany could make up some new “laws” allowing them to send the muzzies home. Or perhaps El Salvadore could be paid to take them for their prisons.
And in the U.S., some “judge” has blocked abrego’s deportation (the Maryland creep who was accused of beating his wife, abusing his child, and smuggled illegals)
James Lincoln says
somehistory,
I believe that Kilmar Abrego Garcia is still facing potential deportation, but current court orders block his removal while legal proceedings continue.
somehistory says
thank you, James. I hope you are right. I really dislike it when obvious criminals get away with their crimes.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
James
I think the question about him was where he was supposed to be deported. Originally, El Salvador had been ruled out, although the gang that he was trying to get protection from was itself eliminated by President Bukele, so that one’s still a tenuous defense from him. But there were other countries proposed for him – like Liberia and South Sudan. Don’t know if either of them agreed to accept him
Alex Lund says
I think big boats, like former cruise ships would be better. You can put a few thousand on them and then you send the ship at full speed ahead into the coastline of Syria.
But if there were an island I think they should all be sent there because they are 99,99% male so they will die out in a generation or so.
Ralph says
Mohammad Crusoe??
John Smith says
Just when I thought that Europe was finally waking up, we get a kick in the teeth like this.There is no doubt about it the jihadi’s are far more organised than we are, and it presently looks like we are doomed.
John1 says
Fly them to Israel. Bus them to the Syrian border and let them out there. Screw the paperwork.
James Lincoln says
Sounds like a plan, John1.
Captain Quirk says
The solution is ever so simple: don’t allow entry of people without a passport: no passport, no procedure, no asylum.
Tim gallagher says
No surprise at all because Muslim countries would all want the invasion by Muslims into all infidel nations to continue. So they would not want to take Muslims back. Muslims all aim to impose their hideous, barbaric filth, Islam, on all of us. If the scum succeed what a dark ages for the human race it will be.
gravenimage says
Syria blocks Germany’s deportation of Syrian nationals back to their home country
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Why wouldn’t Syria welcome these Syrians who fled Assad and now (surely) want to return? Because they are more useful invading Europe and imposing Islam there.