Migration chaos before the choice: Union plans radical changes!

Migration chaos before the choice: Union plans radical changes!

Aschaffenburg, Deutschland - Today, the argument about migration policy in Germany escalates shortly before the Bundestag election. The trigger is several fatal attacks, including in Aschaffenburg, where the suspect are immigrants. The Union plans to contribute two applications and a draft law in the Bundestag that aim at a drastic change in asylum policy. According to zvw , the proposal includes general rejection of all asylum seekers as well as the permanent imprisonment of people who are not subject to exit can.

A central point of applications is the loss of German citizenship for naturalized double the agents who commit serious crimes. The draft law is also intended to end family reunification to refugees with limited protection status and give the federal police additional powers for the implementation of residence measures. This is the abuses Tagesschau According to the SPD, which calls for a vote on reforms in the Federal Police Act and a national implementation of the EU-As-Asylreform.

SPD and their draft laws

At the same time, the SPD brings its draft laws to migration and security again to the Bundestag after previous attempts have failed due to the Union's resistance. In a meeting of the SPD party executive, the consequences of the crime of Aschaffenburg were also discussed. The SPD wants to have the draft laws voted against and criticizes the Union for its blockade keeping and the lack of urgency of the topics mentioned.

One of the draft laws aims at improving the fight against terrorism and includes additional powers for the Federal Criminal Police Office and biometric data comparison to identify suspicious people on the Internet. In order to achieve the adoption of these laws, however, agreements in the mediation committee between the Bundestag and the federal states are required, since the draft law previously failed due to the resistance of union -controlled countries.

changes in asylum policy and security measures

The federal government also plans to introduce a "security package" that consists of sharper asylum and security laws. This was announced after the knife attack in Solingen, in which three people were killed by a Syrian in August. The package contains measures such as tightening weapons law and additional powers for security authorities. Likewise, residence rights are to be regulated and performance restrictions for migrants subject to departure, as Tagesschau reported.

Furthermore, a faster implementation of European asylum reform is sought. This draft law provides faster deportations for rejected asylum seekers who are considered security risks, as well as stricter rules for asylum procedures at the EU external borders. In fact, this could lead to a fundamental way of dealing with asylum seekers.

The need for a majority for the Union's applications in the Bundestag is given, but the proposals of the SPD could probably not get through here. The number of votes is crucial: 372 votes of 733 MPs are necessary for a majority. But the Federal Council's approval will also be necessary, which is considered questionable.