Germany Can Demand Relief From EU for Refugees
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Germany has been receiving many protection seekers for years - including people for whom other EU countries are actually responsible. The EU Commission wants to take these efforts into account. Thus, the Federal Republic of Germany could be exempted from additional obligations.
Germany can also demand for the coming year not to have to accept additional refugees from other EU countries or to make other additional contributions.
Germany can also demand for the coming year not to have to accept additional refugees from other EU countries or to make other additional contributions. This is evident from an analysis by EU migration commissioner Magnus Brunner, which serves as a basis for negotiation for the distribution of the burdens in the European asylum system between the member states.
Enough done? According to an analysis by the European Commission, Germany could come under pressure on the subject in the future. This leaves room for the Federal Government to deal with upcoming negotiations.
Enough done? According to an analysis by the European Commission, Germany could come under pressure on refugees in the future. This leaves room for the Federal Government to deal with upcoming negotiations.
Germany can also demand for the coming year not to have to accept additional refugees from other EU countries or to make other additional contributions.
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