Deportation order under § 58a AufenthG; constitutional review of removal directive

The Federal Constitutional Court denied the applicant’s request for legal aid and did not accept the constitutional complaint for a decision, thereby leaving the challenged administrative act in force. The dispute concerned a constitutional challenge against a deportation order issued under § 58a of the Residence Act (AufenthG), where the applicant sought relief from removal and argued that the order violated fundamental rights. The Court determined that the intended legal action lacked sufficient prospects of success to justify legal aid and declined to review the matter, rendering the decision final and unappealable while simultaneously dismissing the pending application for provisional relief.