German bill calling for tougher rules on migration narrowly defeated
- The German Bundestag narrowly rejected the "Influx Limitation Law" by a vote of 350 against 338, with five abstentions, following an emotional debate.
- Friedrich Merz, leader of the CDU, emphasized the need for the Social Democrats and Greens to support tougher migration measures despite opposition from the AfD.
- Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock urged the CDU to avoid collaboration with the far-right AfD, stating, "We all make mistakes, but responsibility means being able to correct ourselves."
- Rolf Mützenich of the SPD warned that relying on AfD votes could lead to a dangerous shift in German politics, stating, "Today's process is more dramatic than Wednesday's breach of taboo.
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C 24%
R 31%
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