Refuge Rocks Vote far and wide on German Parliament

The German Parliament on Wednesday landed in Hekels and Repetition, which took place on Wednesday after “Firewall” against working with far-fetched torn.

A non-negotiable speed calling for hard boundaries and refuge rules passed with support from far-flung options for Germany (AFD). During the stormy session, politicians of various parties criticized and blamed each other.

Conservative CDU leader Frederick Merz, who introduced the plans, defended his actions as “necessary”. But Chancellor Olaf Sholaz slammed the move as an “unforgivable mistake”.

Merz has now planned to propose a real law on Friday – with the purpose of curbing the immigration number and family reunion rights – again with potential AFD banking.

But his proposed measures are unlikely to come in this side of February SNAP election and – if they did – can hit the law of the European Union.

Referring to AFD’s support for motion, the CDU leader told Bundestag that a policy was not wrong just because “wrong people return it”.

“How many more children have to fall prey to such acts of violence, before you also believe that there is a threat to public safety and order?” He asked.

CDU leader – due to his party’s leading position in the elections, he was tipped to become the next Chancellor of Germany – he has also stressed that he has neither demanded nor demanded AFD support nor.

“Thinking how the AFD fraction will be happy and his happy faces feel uncomfortable,” he told the MPs.

Chancellor Sholz – A social Democrat whose coalition government collapsed last year – cast Merz for her works.

“Since the establishment of the Federal Republic of Germany 75 years ago, there has always been a clear consensus among all the Democrats in our parliaments: we do not make common reasons with distant rights.”

Germany’s already frightening debate on immigration has erupted after a series of fatal attacks, where the suspect is a refugee, recently in the city of Schfenberg.

This has become a central issue in the election campaign for the election, which has begun with the collapse of the governing coalition of the scools.

Wednesday supported by AFD and Liberal FDP called for a “ban” on anyone entering Germany without correct documents – but it cannot force the current minority government to function.

In German political culture, it is difficult to end the importance of firewall against far and wide. Holocost’s memory plays a fundamental role in modern Germany.

Prior to Wednesday’s vote, Bundestag held his annual memory for the victims of the Nazis, during which 88 -year -old Holocaust Survivor Roman Schwarzman addressed the Parliament.

German President Frank-Walter Steinmier also gave a speech to MPs, which was never forgotten for the crimes of the Nazis. He said that there should be no “line drawn” that ends our historical responsibility as German.

This directly refutes the policy of AFD, which has criticized the German memory culture and argued for a comprehensive approach to the history of the country.

Why were so partially surprised when Frederick Merz said last week that he did not care whether the AFD had supported his parliamentary movements or not.

It not only opposes their previous statements, but also the official line of his party, which prevents the conservators from relying on far-flung votes.

AFD sections are classified by domestic intelligence as right -wing extremists, but the party is currently a second voting, although Marz has denied any coalition with them.

This week, the latest elections revealed that the support for the Orthodox CDU was dropped by a few percentage points to 28%, while the AFD had increased to 20%slightly.

AFD leader Alice Waidel has said that the firewall is for a “anti -democratic cartel agreement” and predicted that it will be uprooted in the coming years.

Opening the door to bend on support from far-flung support, is a gambling for merz, which believes that his rapidly radical stance on migration will win the right-wing back right-wing who enticed to vote for AFD.

But in doing so, he can risk losing support from the Center.

With these latest parliamentary movements, Marse has certainly said goodbye to the era of its more centralist conservative angela Merkel, who, a decade ago a decade ago, famous for a decade ago, “Wire Shefeen Das” or “We can” when a large number of number to Germany I had to face migrants. And refugee.

These motion are symbolic, indicate what conservatives want to do in power. But they are also a solid signal for voters who appear to be ready to accept support from Merz.

Critics say they have broken their word on firewall. No wonder when the result was announced, the AFD became happy in Parliament.