The emphasis of the German Interior Minister on the necessity of continuing border controls

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting “NTV”, “Nancy Pfizer”, the Federal Interior Minister of Germany has announced that she wants to cancel the temporary control of the internal borders only when the protection of the external borders of the European asylum system is implemented.

This German official told the Stern weekly: We will continue the controls until the new EU asylum system with strong protection of external borders is implemented. In this way, we primarily neutralize the smuggling routes and stop their brutal trade. According to him, since October, more than 750 smugglers have been arrested as a result of additional controls. Introduced temporary fixed in Poland, Czech Republic and Switzerland. In the case of Austria, this plan has been in place for years. The controls will initially last until mid-June, but Pfizer has already announced that they will be extended to all German borders, as the European Football Championship starts in Germany then.

In another part of this conversation, when he was asked when the Common European Asylum Act (CEAS) will start, the German Interior Minister replied: We have very ambitious plans now. We will immediately move on to part of our implementation.

Reforms to European asylum laws were sealed and finalized about two weeks ago. Accordingly, for the first time, the Asylum Treaty foresees procedures at the external borders of the European Union. In this way, migrants who have little chance of being accepted should be deported directly from the border camps. Families with children must also go through these steps. Meanwhile, human rights activists are warning about prison conditions in the camps.

After months of investigation, Pfizer also expressed interest in the Italian model of Albania. and distanced himself from the agreement with Rwanda. This German official told “Stern”: I am looking forward to what Italy will do with Albania. Italy wants to handle asylum procedures in Albania as a third country. Pfizer said of the Albanian model: “It is an interesting model that I share with my Italian counterpart.” opposed to the British model. Germany’s interior minister said he was pragmatic about migration policy but doubted whether the asylum process could be carried out on a larger scale in a small country like Rwanda.

Federal Govt. Germany is currently completing its review of how asylum procedures in third countries are legally possible.

Pfizer said: But the main question remains, which country will really be ready to accept more refugees? Which country guarantees the security of these people and, in case of rejection, returns them to the country? And all this is done with respect for human rights.

The Council of Ministers of the European Union recently, after years of negotiations, finally approved the new asylum reform plan of this union, which leads to the facilitation and acceleration The process of expelling asylum seekers can be approved.

According to the announcement of the Council of the European Union, the member states of this organization in Brussels have agreed to these plans, which include rapid refugee processes at the borders It predicts the foreigner. The European Union wants to use these reforms to better control migration to Europe. These measures are intended to reduce the burden on the shoulders of the main countries of entry such as Italy and Greece.

According to this law, in the future immigrants who have little chance of being accepted as refugees , are barred from continuing their journey through asylum procedures at the EU’s external borders and can be deported directly from border camps. Accordingly, asylum seekers are housed in prison-like conditions for a maximum of three months – although this period can be extended in the event of a crisis.

Human rights organizations They have been criticizing these asylum reforms for months. According to the pro-refugee organization Prosile Germany, the plan allows member states to largely withdraw and divert refugee support by classifying neighboring countries or other countries along migration routes as safe. This leads to the deportation of people who have fled to Europe without investigating the real reasons for their escape to these countries. These reforms are welcome.

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