Söder and Lindner call for drastic reduction of asylum applications
CSU leader Söder and FDP leader Lindner are demanding a significant reduction in asylum applications in Germany to below 100,000 per year. Söder argues that Germany is overwhelmed not only in terms of childcare, schools, and housing, but also culturally, with many German residents no longer feeling at home.
The federal government plans to hold new discussions with the Union and the states on asylum policy. As immigration remains a controversial topic, Lindner suggests that the CDU may not benefit politically in this area, but rather strengthen the AfD and Sahra Wagenknecht's alliance.
Söder believes that Austria and other countries would also be glad if Germany reduced the number of asylum applications.
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