Das Opfer erlitt schwere Verletzungen. Der junge Mann beging die Tat im August 2020 während der Bewährungszeit einer von der Jugendstaatsanwaltschaft verhängten Freiheitsstrafe. Nach Eröffnung des Strafverfahrens beging der Kosovare weitere Straftaten.

    Das höchste Schweizer Gericht bestätigte zwar, dass ein Härtefall vorliege. Allerdings überwiege das öffentliche Interesse an der Ausschaffung jenes des Angeklagten. Wichtig seien die Schwere der Tat und die Gefährlichkeit, die vom Angeklagten ausgehe. Zudem bestehe eine relevante Rückfallgefahr.

    Als weiteren Punkt führte das Gericht an, dass der junge Mann wirtschaftlich nicht integriert sei. Trotz drohender Abschiebung sei es ihm nicht gelungen, ein stabiles Arbeitsverhältnis einzugehen.

    https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/identities/expulsion-for-young-kosovar-after-brutal-beating/87425807?utm_source=multiple&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=news_en&utm_content=o&utm_term=wpblock_highlighted-compact-news-carousel

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    14 Kommentare

    1. san_murezzan on

      My only issue with this is that five years is far too few for a violent crime

    2. Good for the court.

      Living in another country is a privilege, not a right.

    3. i_am__not_a_robot on

      I mean… this is the expected outcome, so not entirely newsworthy, or am I wrong?

    4. As a Kosovan living in Switzerland, kick him out already. He’s a problem to this society, can’t blend in, he has no place here.

    5. Yeah, but did anyone notice the Kondensstreifen in the picture above the court building? I mean, that cannot be a coincidence! /s

    6. Integrate or out.

      This country isn’t a kindergarten, immigrants should adapt to the host country and put efforts to integrate.

      I say that as a second gen immigrant.

    7. turkeysaurusrex on

      Im confused:
      Is this news because he has a swiss passport? Or is this news because no one ever gets deported?

    8. Good. My only complaint is that his entry ban is not permanent (which is currently near impossible under the current legislative framework).

    9. Serious question – how do you grow up in a country and at 22 years still don’t have a Swiss pass?
      Because he would not be able to be deported if he had a Swiss pass. And if he has Kosovan pass which is very weak, how do you not go and try to obtain a Swiss one at some point? Like even if he wanted to open a postbox in Germany for Amazon packages, he would have needed a visa.

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