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This paper contributes to the ongoing discussion about the organization and efficiency of Asylum Law. It focuses on recent changes in the Asylum procedure and current political proposals aiming at a more efficient and rapid Asylum procedure including legal remedies against negative decision in that procedure. The main theses developed in this article is that the envisaged centralization and acceleration of Asylum procedure reflects a fundamental change in the relationship between the individual and the state in which the individual is increasingly treated as a means for public interests. The paper analyzes Asylum Law through the lens of general principles of administrative law and describes how the fundamental trade of between rapidity and diligence as well as between effective return and successful integration is more and more resolved at the expense of diligence and integration.
