14,000 people deported from Germany in 9 months: Turks top the list
Original headlineAlmanya'dan 9 ayda 14 bin kişi sınır dışı edildi: İlk sırada Türkler var
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Germany deported 14,000 people in the first nine months of 2026, a 19% decline from the same period last year, according to the article. Turkish citizens accounted for the largest share of removals, with 2,025 sent back to Turkey, up from the prior-year period. Turkey ranked first among destination countries for deportations. The figures matter because they signal a slowing overall pace of removals even as returns to Turkey rise, a politically sensitive issue given Germany's large Turkish-origin population. Watch for whether the annual total confirms the downward trend and whether Turkey remains the top destination in subsequent data.
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Germany, Turkey, Turkish citizens