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Berlin court ruling complicates Germany’s asylum stance under Merz
STORY: Germany has acted unlawfully by turning away asylum seekers at the border.That’s the ruling from a Berlin court on Monday, citing a case in which border police expelled three Somalis who tried to enter the country from Poland.
New changes in immigration laws, which have to be approved by parliament, will mainly affect people with so-called subsidiary ...
Conservative Chancellor Friedrich Merz vowed to drastically reduce migration from “day one,” but his approach thus far has ...
On 2 June, the administrative court in Berlin ruled that the return of three Somali nationals – who had been sent back from Frankfurt (Oder) to Poland in early May after expressing their intention to ...
From new bills tightening up Germany's immigration policy to changes coming in June, here's what we've been talking about at ...
However, the three parties compromised on several aspects, including the controversial policy of how to support ... on their right to work in Germany. Under the asylum seekers framework, ...
The German federal government is set to adopt a draft law granting it the authority to determine the list of safe countries, on June 4, with the list of safe countries reportedly including Morocco.
Asylum seekers will be refused entry along all of Germany's borders, the document said, and the policy of 'turbo-naturalisation ... The people want political change - and not a 'business ...
Under existing policy, residents can apply for naturalization after three years in Germany so long as they have achieved ...
A new report criticizes Germany's immigration policies, calling for better refugee management and warning that tightening border controls may exacerbate the crisis. Experts urge a focus on global ...
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