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Left-wing SPD members criticize federal government's migration ...
2024-09-12 09:00:09
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Left-wing SPD members criticize federal government's migration policy

Left-wing members of the SPD have expressed criticism towards the federal government's approach to migration policy. They argue that responding to acts of violence with border controls and debates about migration is misguided and does not guarantee security.

They warn that accepting a causal relationship between migration and attacks would only lead to the implementation of even harsher measures. They believe that right-wing extremists use these incidents to further their own agenda and shift public debate.

The SPD members also express concern that shifting the debate towards the right is not beneficial for democratic forces and instead plays into the hands of extremists.

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Left-wing SPD members criticize the federal government's course ... migration policy

Left-wing members of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) in Germany have voiced their criticism of the government's tougher stance on migration policy. They argue that border controls, deportations, and debates on migration cannot guarantee security against attacks and that such measures are exploited by right-wing extremists to shift the public debate further to the right. The SPD members also highlight the negative impact of this shift on the democratic forces and the rise of right-wing extremists. The debate on migration policy intensified following a suspected Islamist terrorist attack in Solingen, where the perpetrator was a Syrian who was supposed to have left Germany. In response to the attack, the German Minister of the Interior, Nancy Faeser, ordered controls at all German borders to prevent irregular migration and plans to directly return more migrants without the right to stay at the borders. The SPD members' criticism reflects the broader divisions within the party and the ongoing debate on migration policy in Germany.

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The FDP is urging CDU leader Friedrich Merz not to shy away from further debates on stricter asylum laws and to find a common solution with the Ampel coalition. FDP General Secretary Bijan Djir-Sarai called on the Union and its leader to return to the negotiating table. Talks between the Union and the Ampel government on migration policy failed this week. CDU leader Merz had called for extensive rejections of refugees at the border, including asylum seekers. The government had legal concerns about this proposal. The Bundestag is discussing an asylum and security package in the wake of the suspected Islamist knife attack in Solingen. The Union has presented its own draft law to limit immigration. The FDP General Secretary is also appealing to the Union to participate in debates on stricter asylum laws. The president of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, is calling on the democratic center to find a common solution. The Jusos and Green Youth are also strongly criticizing the asylum policy of the Ampel coalition.

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