The number of migrants living in Germany under temporary tolerated status rose again after several years of decline, reaching 200,601 at the end of September, according to government figures cited in a report published by Remix News [1].
More than 256,000 people were obliged to leave the country at the same point, with the large majority unable to be deported for practical or legal reasons, the report stated [1]. People with a “Duldung” hold a formal suspension of deportation, according to the report. They remain obliged to leave Germany but cannot currently be removed, for example because of missing travel documents, family ties, illness or other obstacles, officials said.
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