German police stopped him at the gate and barred him from leaving the country—even though he is not suspected of any crime. Criticism of Germany’s actions is now mounting after the activist was prevented from traveling to a political conference in Portugal on migration and repatriation.
The German activist Maximilian Märkl was stopped by federal police at Munich Airport as he was about to travel to Portugal to participate in Remigration Summit in Porto. Just as boarding was about to begin, he was taken away from the line, had his documents confiscated, and was taken to the airport police station.
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