Migration policy: Future German "second class"?

The current coalition negotiations are also concerned with the question of whether people with dual citizenship can be expatriated. Double-staters are shocked - constitutional lawyers warn. By L. Seemann, H. Kordes and L. Polanz.

The children's rights organization Terre des Hommes has criticised the interim results of the coalition talks between the Union and SPD in the area of migration and integration.

Civic money, heating, Germany ticket, migration – how far are the coalition negotiations? What is done, what is still open? An overview.

The Union calls for a return to old conscription, the SPD rejects it. It calls for the "new military service" of Defense Minister Pistorius. The compromise must now be drawn up by the party leaders.

In the coalition negotiations compromises are emerging. Irregular migration is to be reduced. Electricity prices are to be reduced. The reintroduction of compulsory military service remains controversial. The future of the so-called heating law is unclear.

The question of the rejection of illegal migrants at the German border is one of the most important topics of the coalition negotiations. Now new information from the secret paper became known. WORLD reporter Christina Levinsky reports from the Bundestag.