Syrian student faces deportation from Germany
By DW
17 April 2018 |
10:52 am
Yuser Alsalkini must leave Germany and apply for asylum in Italy. The Dublin Regulation requires her to apply for asylum in her country of entry, which, in her case, was Italy.
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