Mijačić on the Law on Foreigners: There Will Be No Mass Expulsions
Coordinator of the National Convention on the EU for Chapter 35, Dragiša Mijačić, told RTS that the implementation of the law on foreigners and vehicles is hardly mentioned in political debates in Kosovo. He added that he believes that on March 16, the day after the planned implementation, he does not expect anyone to be kicked out of their home or deported.
Mijačić on the Law on Foreigners: There Will Be No Mass Expulsions The full implementation of laws concerning foreigners and vehicles in Kosovo is expected after March 15, sparking concerns among Serbs without Kosovo documents. Dragiša Mijačić, Coordinator of the National Convention on the EU for Chapter 35, stated that drastic measures like mass deportations are not anticipated, but rather administrative consequences, primarily fines for non-compliance. He emphasized that March 16 will not be a dramatic day marked by mass expulsions or sudden, drastic measures, with decisions often depending on police discretion.
- Full implementation of laws on foreigners and vehicles in Kosovo expected after March 15.
- Serbs without Kosovo documents are concerned about the implications.
- Dragiša Mijačić, Coordinator for Chapter 35 of the National Convention on the EU, does not expect mass expulsions or deportations.
- Administrative consequences, such as fines for non-compliance, are the most likely outcome.
- The application of these laws may depend on the discretion of police officers.
- Some Serbs face difficulties obtaining Kosovo documents due to institutional barriers.
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