The recent migration talks between the Ampel government and the Union have failed, leading to accusations and criticism. Scholz, the Chancellor, offers to continue the talks, while the Union criticizes the Ampel's migration policy and demands the rejection of asylum seekers.
The Ampel government has proposed measures such as accelerating deportations, implementing a security package, and establishing a common European asylum system. In a surprising tactic, the Union opens a general debate, leading to further accusations from Scholz of 'sleight of hand tricks' and 'provincial stage acting'.
FDP leader Lindner calls for a new attempt at the highest level. The heated debates and criticisms highlight the challenges in finding common ground on migration policies.
Scholz defends the Ampel's policies, emphasizing the contribution of migrants to the German economy. However, the Union argues for stricter measures and accuses the government of a 'verweigerungshaltung' (refusal to act).
The failed talks and ongoing disagreements underscore the complexity of the migration issue and the need for constructive dialogue and cooperation.
