On 21 April, Germany will deport me - an EU citizen convicted of no crime - for standing with Palestine | Kasia Wlaszczyk

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Among suggested methods are heavy scrutiny of all cultural and academic funding, screening of all candidates for university teaching positions, unprecedented expansion of disciplinary measures across universities and last, but not least, utilisation of migration law.
47% : This is a terrifying illustration of Germany's lurch to the right In the first week of January, I received a letter from the Berlin Immigration Office, informing me that I had lost my right of freedom of movement in Germany, due to allegations around my involvement in the pro-Palestine movement.
41% : Since I'm a Polish citizen living in Berlin, I knew that deporting an EU national from another EU country is practically impossible.

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