Friedrich Merz, the CDU candidate for chancellor, advocates for permanent border controls in Germany and the denial of entry for asylum seekers who pass through other EU nations. His motion, supported by the FDP and AfD, suggests prioritizing national law over EU regulations on asylum if necessary. This approach has ignited protests, as many fear it undermines the political barrier between mainstream parties and the extreme right. Experts argue the current asylum situation in Germany does not constitute an emergency, questioning Merz's justifications for these measures.
Friedrich Merz's proposal to impose permanent controls at Germany's borders and deny asylum to migrants crossing through other EU nations has sparked significant controversy and protests.
Merz's alliance with the AfD is seen as troubling by many, as it risks weakening the political barrier between mainstream parties and the extreme right in Germany.
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