"Among All People, Migrants Say that to Merz's Cityscape Statement
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Federal Chancellor Merz has sought clarification after his controversial "cityscape" appearance. Germany and all other countries of the European Union continued to need immigration, especially for the labour markets, said Merz during a visit to London.
There was a lot of criticism about his remarks on migration, also because the Chancellor remained very vague. Now Merz has clarified who is exactly for him a "problem in the cityscape" - and who is not.
CDU leader Merz comments on migration policy last week and talks about a problem in the "cityscape". After that the outcry is great. Criticism also comes from his own ranks and from the coalition partner SPD. Now the chancellor explains a little more precisely what he means by this.
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People with a migrant background are "indispensable parts of the labour market," the Chancellor says, but points to problems with those "who do not abide by our rules." Vice Chancellor Klingbeil had previously distanced himself from Merz's statements.
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