Facts
The appellant [X.] (born 1984) originates from Algeria. On 10 March 2004, the Federal Office for Refugees did not enter into his asylum application and ordered him to leave the country immediately, which he did not do. On 6/7 November 2006, the Migration Office of the Canton of Zurich took him into deportation detention, which the detention judge approved until 5 February 2007. On 30 January 2007, the Migration Office ordered enforcement detention against [X.] , after he had refused on 7 December 2006 to board the plane to Algiers. The detention judge confirmed the enforcement detention until 28 February 2007. Against this, [X.] appealed to the DFC (Verfahren 2C_19/2007). On 21 February 2007, the Migration Office requested the District Court to extend [X.] 's enforcement detention by two months, which the detention judge approved on 28 February 2007 until 30 April 2007. Against this, [X.] again appealed to the DFC (Verfahren 2C_45/2007).Considerations
The DFC dismisses the appeals. The enforcement detention meets the legal requirements:
The new regulation of coercive measures in the Foreigners Act, which entered into force on 1 January 2007, also applies to foreigners whose deportation proceedings were still pending at that time. The permissible maximum total duration of coercive measures of 24 months has by far not yet been reached for [X.] .
[X.] was legally deported, but did not comply with the obligation to leave. He repeatedly refused to return…