Criticism of Merz: "He lights up Europe"

Alexander Dobrindt has no doubt about the far-right attitude of the AfD. Katharina Dröge warns in "Illner": Friedrich Merz ignites during migration.

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt timidly announces "higher numbers of rejections." And Chancellor Friedrich Merz sounds different in Warsaw than in his election promises. If the migration turnaround is to succeed, he must finally overcome his fear.

Germany's new chancellor has promised rejections from day one, including asylum seekers. While his interior minister is trying to go through in Berlin, the head in Warsaw hears harsh criticism.

The Green Party leadership in the Bundestag is criticizing the new federal government's migration policy. The Green Party's co-leader, Katharina Dröge, told the "Süddeutsche Zeitung" (Friday edition): "Especially at this time, it is the duty of a German chancellor to strengthen European cooperation and unity. But Merz has already managed to significantly anger our European neighbors on the first day of his term." On Wednesday evening, Polish Pri…