Germany secretly forms an alliance of European countries that reject asylum seekers on their limits, it has been reported.
According to the Telegraph, Friedrich Merz, the next Chancellor of the Land, started informal conversations with Buren France, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland.
Although precise details of the plan remain unclear, Merz is under pressure to reduce the number of arrivals for refugees in Germany.
Concern about immigration has been pushed according to the vanguard of German politics, raised by a series of attacks carried out by Islamists and the rise of the extreme right -wing alternative to Germany (AfD) party.
The AfD interviewed 20.8 percent in the February elections, making them the second largest party in German.
In anticipation of the elections in February, Merz, 69, promised the leader of the Victorious Christian Democratic Union (CDU), to stop all illegal migration at the Land Borders of Germany.
Although the new policy is still being worked out, he would have been strongly influenced by an initiative presented by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in January.
In a speech when taking the reins of the EU Council, Tusk mentioned illegal immigration 'A threat to the safety and territorial integrity of the entire Union 'and suggested the need to use' all available leverage 'to force Nations externally for the US to take back their citizens.
Incoming German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under pressure to reduce the number of refugees in Germany
Merz insisted that he would close the boundaries of Germany to all asylum seekers as one of his first actions in office after two people, including a two -year -old girl, were destroyed by an Afghan migrant, Enamullah O. (depicted) in a park in Aschaffenburg, Bavaria in January 2025
In January one Afghan asylum seeker put a two -year -old boy of Moroccan descent and a passer -by death in a German park.
Enamullah O., 28, was arrested near the scene after attacking a group of children in a park in Aschaffenburg, Bavaria. Two people were killed and three injured, the police said.
The adult victim, a 41-year-old German, died during the intervention to try to protect the children in the shoe Park against the attacker of the kitchen knife.
After the attack, the German Chancellor in Wachter insisted that he would close the borders of Germany to all asylum seekers as one of his first actions in office.
The CDU, however, is rider rigidly locked up in current coalition interviews with the third placed Social Democratic Party (SDP), which are reluctant to make the random removal of migrants on the border too green.
So far, the SDP has only agreed to refuse access to migrants in accordance with the direct European neighbors of Germany.
Merz now faces a challenge to get an agreement before he is officially mentioned as Chancelleor.
A new survey this week by Insa sets the AfD at 23.5 percent, all time, and suggests that they will come to 27 percent soon after Merz's conservatives.
A new poll this week by Insa places the Hard Right AfD, led by Alice Weidel (photo), at 23.5 percent, a record high, which suggests
A long line of migrants run on January 2025 through Petit-Fort-Philippe Beach while preparing to try the trip to the UK
Another small migrant boat is preparing to start from Petit-Fort-Philippe Beach in Gravelines, France, and on the way to the United Kingdom on January 17, 2025
The peak in the support of the AfD comes on the back of Merz that negotiates the largest debt package ever in the modern history of the country to finance an increase in defense spending, which called the AfD 'the greatest deception in post-war history'.
Berlin has argued that the EU Dublin Regulation, which states that each Member State is responsible for investigating an asylum request from a third country, is no longer enforced by countries across the external boundaries of the block.
Germany has introduced spot controls to its limits, but the 'secret plans' would go considerably further than those at the moment.
Nevertheless, there is skepticism among many diplomats about whether the German EU neighbors will accept Berlin's latest plans.
Austria has threatened to refuse to accept immigrants who have become at the German border, a state of affairs that would lead to a completely blown migration crisis within the EU when it comes to passing.
A European diplomat said: 'This is a framing exercise by the CDU for core voters after he has given so much – there is no real merit in it so far. If they do it, it will be fantastic news for the UK and everyone near Germany. They will stop everyone. '
The envoy joked: “However, it will be bad news for reform UK, because their most important talk point will then be resolved by the German Chancellor.”
