Germany extends temporary border controls, says Scholz
- Germany's government extended border checks for six months to reduce migrant arrivals, as stated by Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
- Scholz reported that Germany turned back 47,000 people at its borders and saw one-third fewer asylum requests year-on-year.
- Opposition leader Friedrich Merz aims to implement stricter border controls, claiming current measures are insufficient.
- Scholz criticized Merz's proposals, stating they conflict with German and EU law and could undermine the European Union.
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C 35%
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