Germany’s Interior Minister Nancy Faeser has said the planned measures for faster returns of failed asylum-seekers are necessary in order to maintain social acceptance for the protection of refugees. “With our legislative package, we are ensuring that people without the right to stay have to leave our country more quickly,” the Social Democrat politician told the Rheinische Post newspaper in remarks published on Thursday. A series of innovations will prevent people from absconding before they can be deported, she said. The draft for the so-called Return Improvement Act, which the Bundestag wil…