Inger Støjberg wants Muslim commentator stripped of residency after failed return trip
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- Denmark Democrats leader Inger Støjberg wants Mohamed Abdirahman Kahn to lose his grounds for residency after he returned to Denmark following a failed departure to Ethiopia.
- Kahn reportedly received about 500,000 kroner through a government return scheme in 2022, then used his right to change his mind.
- Kahn himself is demanding 3.5 million kroner to leave Denmark permanently.
Inger Støjberg, leader of the Denmark Democrats, says Muslim commentator Mohamed Abdirahman Kahn should have his grounds for residency removed after an unsuccessful return trip.
New information shows that Kahn allegedly accepted about half a million kroner in state funds in 2022 through a government scheme supporting departures to another country. He reportedly travelled to Ethiopia, but later exercised his right to change his mind and returned.
Støjberg now wants the authorities to strip Kahn of his residency basis. Kahn, meanwhile, is demanding 3.5 million kroner to leave Denmark permanently.
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Originally published by Berlingske in Danish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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