Border Controls to Be Extended Until at Least March 2027
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German border controls are being extended by six months, until at least mid-March 2027. Interior Minister Dobrindt has informed the European Commission of this, he told Bild. The move is not surprising. Dobrindt had already announced plans to extend the controls following the unrest in Ceuta. At that time, tens of thousands of migrants were attempting to reach the Spanish exclave from Morocco. "Developments at the European external borders sho…
Federal Minister of the Interior Dobrindt wants to extend the controls at the German external borders again. If the EU Commission does not object, the regulation will apply until mid-March next year.
The borders of the Schengen area seem to remain closed longer than planned. The Federal Minister of the Interior has announced an extension of the controls – for the fourth time since 2024.
"Developments at the European external borders show that repressing illegal migration continues to require controls," said Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt.
Federal Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt wants to extend the controls at the German external borders for another six months. The corresponding registration to the EU Commission has already been made and follows on from an earlier decision by Nancy Faeser.
Federal Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt wants to extend the controls at the German external borders for another six months. The corresponding registration to the EU Commission has already been made and follows on from an earlier decision by Nancy Faeser.
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