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It may be possible to demand the deportation of a 28-year-old woman and to scrutinize the citizenship of her two young children, according to a response from the Minister for Immigration and Integration.

»It is terrifying to read«: Government opens the door to deportation of a woman from Funen

28-year-old Nadine, who lives in a village in Funen with her family and two young children, risks losing her Danish citizenship. The government also believes that it should consider demanding her deportation. Arkivfoto: Finn Frandsen
28-year-old Nadine, who lives in a village in Funen with her family and two young children, risks losing her Danish citizenship. The government also believes that it should consider demanding her deportation. Arkivfoto: Finn Frandsen
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The government is now allowing the prosecution to demand the deportation of a 28-year-old woman from Funen, who has lived in Denmark since she was a child and has held Danish citizenship since she was nine.

This is revealed in a response from the Minister for Immigration and Integration, Kaare Dybvad Bek (S), sent to the Parliamentary Committee on Citizenship.

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