Hours after his party's victory in the German federal election, presumably incoming Prime Minister Friedrich Merz is about to form a coalition with left-wing parties rather than a substitute for German anti-mass immigrants. He began to ease his attitude towards.
Meltz campaigned as a hardline immigrant figure, but Angela Merkel's successor is the leader of the Christian Democrats, and the successor as the country's next leader after the vote was held. , which is counted, which appears to follow the tradition of right-wing politicians of giving up their election-time promises.
Ahead of the election, Mertz plans to increase deportation and enact strict border restrictions to prevent illegal immigrants from other EU countries, including those claiming to be asylum seekers, from entering from other EU countries. I proposed. He argued that such restrictions should be permanent and joined the controversial vote by the AFD. But after winning the election on Sunday, Meltz said such measures should be “temporary.” Report.
“None of us would like to close our borders,” Meltz argued Monday in a left-wing attempt to form a new government for the left-wing Social Democrats. During the campaign, leftist parties argued that enacting border control with their neighbors was a violation of EU rules and therefore refused to support his plan.
The SPD was thoroughly rejected by German voters on Sunday, and the party suffered the worst election loss since World War II. For the first time, you're in third place rather than first or second, possibly telling the end of a two-party system. Nevertheless, it appears that Merz is intended to continue the “firewall” around the AFD, where the founding party of Berlin refuses to cooperate with the populist right party.
This probably means that Meltz needs to ease his position in the Social Democrat courts. Certainly, SPD leader Lars Klingbeil I said On Monday, he expects from the campaign that if he wants to form a government with the Left Party, “Merz expects his course and his tone will change dramatically.” Additionally, the SPD is looking to expand Ukraine's welfare and funding, which could lead to pressure Mertz to ignore German restrictions on debt.
If Meltz succeeds in bringing the SPD exiled in his CDU back to the government, it would mark the revival of the so-called “Grand Union” that ruled the country during the 2015 European immigration crisis. -A government led by Angela Merkel in Berlin.
Alice Weidel, AFD Reader brand The Prime Minister's comments from the CDU leader as acknowledgement of “election fraud” said he “threw all of his election promises overboard.”
“[Merz] I no longer want to close the borders, so I want to talk to the Greens and SPD about debt brake reforms. This is politics against the will of voters! ”
The issue of migration played a central role in the collapse of the previous left-wing government, with a series of migrant terrorist attacks erupting across Germany over the past year, including Mannheim, Solingen, Magdeburg, Asschaffenburg, Munich and others. there was.
After Merz doubled his pledge to seek a coalition with the SPD rather than the AFD, Weidel predicted that Merz would become merely a “interim” prime minister and that his government would not continue for a full period. On the left-wing agenda that voters rejected on Sunday.
Merz also faces challenges from within his own party, seeking a significant increase in deportation from North Rhine Westphalia. You are already entitled to the European asylum procedure. ”
Wyst takes the lead in reforms to EU immigration policy, including Berlin's increased protections for external borders, registration of people entering the bloc, and Dublin regulations, which state that refugees should apply for asylum in the first EU countries. He insisted that it was necessary. It's coming.
“You can't continue randomly like this,” he said.
