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0:03	Report by Matthew Moore
0:40	Alexander Gorski | Lawyer for pro-Palestinian demonstrators
1:32	Alexander Gorski | Lawyer for pro-Palestinian demonstrators
1:45	Alma Itzhaky | Israelis for Peace

((anmod German immigration authorities have ordered the deportation of four foreigners for their involvement in pro-Palestinian protests. The deportation order accuses the four of indirectly supporting Hamas, which is considered a terrorist organization in Germany and other countries. All four are legally resident in Germany, and three are from EU member states, which grants them free movement within the bloc. None of the accused have been convicted of any crimes. ))

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For the last 18 months, the war in Gaza has sparked regular protests and occupations in Berlin. 
((police arrests))
Often with heavy policing and reports of violent conduct toward protesters. 
Now four activists who protested Israel’s conduct in Gaza face deportation.
+++GFX Accused+++
Among them, a US citizen, a three European Union citizens. 
In a joint statement they said:
“Our deportation is a political act – an attempt t-o intimidate an entire movement.”
((Gorski setups))
Lawyer, Alexander Gorski represents two of the accused. 
++++Alexander Gorski, Lawyer for pro-Palestinian Protesters +++
“Obviously, this is an incredibly stressful situation. They have their lives here, they have their friends here, they have their partners here, They have jobs or their places of studying here. Their life is in Berlin, and the migration office wants to take that away.”
The authorities accuse the group of impeding police breaking up demonstrations, insulting officers, breaches of the peace, and the use of alleged symbols of terror organizations.
Though none have been convicted of offenses, the Berlin State Interior Ministry told DW the deportation decisions are made based on…
"...the danger posed by the person, their social, professional and cultural integration as well as the purpose and duration of their stay all play a role in the assessment.”
((Berlin Immigration Office))
According to reports, immigration officials rejected orders, saying there were no legal grounds for deportation, but were overruled by Berlin state authorities.
++++Alexander Gorski, Lawer for pro-Palestinian protesters+++
I think that's a gross illegal conduct, and I don't think it will hold up in court.
Activists in Berlin, including Israelis, are concerned about the message the deportations send.
+++Alma Itzhaky, Israelis For Peace+++ 01:26
This is very scary for me and the people in our group. Because most of us are immigrants. I don’t have a German citizenship. Most of us don’t. And we are also demonstrating against Israel’s war crimes in Gaza and the suspected genocide. And we ask ourselves will be able to continue doing this?”
For now the plaintiffs have filed an emergency appeal in court. 
If they lose, they have a matter of weeks to leave Germany or face deportation.