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German opposition leader Merz's migration plan passes parliament

  • Friedrich Merz's migration plan passed through the German Bundestag, proposing tighter migration laws, including permanent border controls and the rejection of asylum seekers, following a recent knife attack in Aschaffenburg that killed two people.
  • Merz's plan aims to address public safety concerns and has been criticized for potentially breaking commitments to avoid collaboration with the far-right Alternative for Germany .
  • Chancellor Olaf Scholz condemned Merz's acceptance of AfD votes as an 'unforgivable mistake,' arguing that it contradicts European migration laws and the Geneva Convention.
  • Polls indicate Merz's Christian Democratic Union leads with 29% support ahead of the upcoming federal elections, with the AfD close behind at 23%.
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