Immigration-law deportation warning from the Landesamt für Einwanderung (State Office for Immigration) shortly after the sentence and integration plan
On 28.04.2026 I received a letter from the Landesamt für Einwanderung Berlin which is to be regarded as an immigration-law measure or deportation warning. The document bears a receipt stamp dated 30.04.2026.
This measure is closely connected in time with the JVA Moabit (Moabit prison) sentence and integration plan handed to me on 24.04.2026 and my application of 28.04.2026 for a judicial decision and interim legal protection against this sentence planAccording to Dmitry Bagrash’s assessment, the sentence plan (Annex 115_F2) links relaxations of prison conditions to abandoning his legal action.. Among the grounds for finding me unsuitable for open prison conditions, the sentence plan cites my continuing criticism of the justice system, my failure to admit guilt and my continued defence of my legal position.
Commentary — assessment by Dmitry Bagrash
In my assessment, the deportation warning issued shortly afterwards should be documented in connection with the sentence plan. It does not appear in isolation, but as a further source of pressure in a chain of measures that may ultimately be aimed at forcing me, at any cost, to abandon my legal position and effectively to confess. The timing is particularly striking: first, the sentence plan uses my refusal to admit guilt against me; shortly afterwards comes the immigration-law threat of deportation. (Annex 117_F2; related: Annex 115_F2 and Annex 116_F2 / fax transmission evidence)
Landesamt für Einwanderung Berlin, case reference R 6413–999581/33849 (letter dated 27.04.2026, receipt stamp 30.04.2026) — subject: implementation of the Residence Act, procedure allowing representations concerning the intended expulsion.
Note: the original is a scan with limited OCR quality; a complete, verbatim reproduction cannot currently be provided reliably. The following points are the core statements that are clearly legible in the scan. For the full wording, see the original at the Google Drive link below.
- The State Office states that it intends to expel Dmitry Bagrash from the Federal Republic of Germany (§ 53 Abs. 1 AufenthG).
- As a consequence of expulsion, no residence permit would be issued and no entry would be permitted in future (§ 11 Abs. 1 Satz 3 AufenthG); a time limit would be set on the entry and residence ban by the authority on its own initiative.
- The grounds cited are the conviction by the Landgericht Berlin I (Berlin Regional Court I) on 22.07.2024 (case reference 522 Ks 5/23) for attempted murder in concurrence with attempted arson resulting in death, computer fraud, unlawful abstraction of electricity and damage to property, with a sentence of 5 years and 4 months’ imprisonment; the judgment is stated to have become final on 08.05.2025.
- The letter expressly refers to possible interference with Art. 2 Abs. 1 GG (free development of personality) and Art. 8 Abs. 1 EMRK (private and family life) and requests evidence of personal, economic and family ties within Germany that merit protection (§ 53 Abs. 2 AufenthG).
- Deadline for submitting observations: by 26.05.2026.
Document provenance
Annex 117_F2 (letter inviting representations issued by the Landesamt für Einwanderung Berlin, 27.04.2026, case reference R 6413–999581/33849) (scanned original — limited OCR quality): Anlage_117_F2.pdf
Related documents: Anlage_115_F2.pdf (sentence and integration plan, see F2-140), Anlage_116_f2.pdf with fax transmission log (application for a judicial decision, see F2-141).