The Union wants to talk to the government about migration: 'We see an opportunity'

The Union has agreed to participate in a discussion with the government on migration policies, particularly on the issue of rejecting refugees at the borders. The Union is demanding a comprehensive solution with a disruptive impact.

The government has ordered temporary border controls and developed a model for refugee rejections at the borders. However, the legal situation regarding rejections is unclear, and there are disagreements within the coalition.

The Union is skeptical about the prospect of a migration compromise with the government. The Union is calling for a 'big breakthrough' that brings about significant change.

The Union's parliamentary manager, Thorsten Frei, has had discussions with the Minister of the Interior about joint action to limit irregular migration. The key question is whether there will be agreement on rejections at the borders.

If not, the format of the discussions would no longer make sense.