5. "Stronger powers to deport criminals and to stop them coming back.... Tougher and longer re-entry bans for all of those who abuse free movement, including beggars, rough sleepers, fraudsters and people who collude in sham marriages".
It says that many people will be subject to the directive's five-year re-entry ban, which does not take account of changes in their home countries that could force them to leave again.
An emerging pattern suggests that EU citizens wishing to exercise their democratic right to protest – and to attend cross-border protests – are confronted by para-military style policing, pre-emptive surveillance and raids, denial of entry, preventive detention, the control and dispersal of protests and expulsion from the country, sometimes with a lengthy re-entry ban.
The government is also discussing distributing non-cash items rather than pocket money to reduce incentives for coming to Germany; deporting non-recognised asylum seekers more quickly and more efficiently; and putting a five-year re-entry ban on those who were denied asylum.
But Mrs Taylor-French now faces up to six months in prison and a 10 year re-entry ban, her husband said.
Like Xhebexhia, and most of the other refugees tried since prosecutions began, his sentence was deportation to Serbia, this time with a one year re-entry ban.
The only policies that are actually new, Ataman says, are the stricter controls on child benefits and the stipulation of the length of the re-entry ban for those convicted of welfare fraud.
There will be tougher and longer re-entry bans for rough sleepers, beggars and fraudsters, and stronger arrangements for deporting EU criminals and stopping them coming back.
Longer re-entry bans for beggars and fraudsters removed from the UK.
And tougher and longer re-entry bans for all those who abuse free movement including beggars, rough sleepers, fraudsters and people who collude in sham marriages.
Mr Clegg said Germany was pursuing five year re-entry bans for migrants involved in identity or benefit fraud, suggesting that "we must see if we can strengthen our laws as well".
