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Federal Statistical Office: Number of naturalizations rises to new high
Return centers outside the EU: Dröge criticizes "humanly cold policy" in EU asylum regulation
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Return centers outside the EU: Dröge criticizes
Key FactsControversy Over EU’s External Return Centers
Jun 3, 2026 · Reading time: ~45 sec.
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  • The EU intends to relocate rejected asylum seekers to return centers outside its borders.

  • Katharina Dröge criticizes the policy as cold-hearted, citing detention of families with young children.

  • German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt is blamed for promoting the decision in Brussels.

  • The agreement, influenced by far-right groups, is seen as jeopardizing human rights across Europe.
  • This EU asylum reform has nothing to do with effective, human-rights-compliant, and rule-of-law migration policy.
    Katharina Dröge, chair of the Green Party's parliamentary group in the German Bundestag, told RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland (RND) in an interview
Despite EU reform: Dobrindt wants to maintain border controls: The new European asylum system comes into force in a few days, and the EU has therefore called on ...
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Despite EU reform: Dobrindt wants to maintain border controls
Germany says it won’t drop internal border checks: With major EU migration reforms under way, “it’s the right time” to phase out controls ...
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Germany says it won’t drop internal border checks
Men from Ukraine: Soon to the front lines instead of asylum in the EU?: Austria, in particular, but also Alexander Dobrindt and other EU interior ministers want ...
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Men from Ukraine: Soon to the front lines instead of asylum in the EU?
No more refugees from EU countries for Germany: The EU tightens asylum rules and credits Germany for its "solidarity" in recent years. No further refugees from ...
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No more refugees from EU countries for Germany
Migration: EU interior ministers pave the way for deportation centers outside Europe
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Dobrindt extends border controls again: According to Interior Minister Dobrindt, the controls he ordered in May at all German state borders are to be continued ...
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Dobrindt extends border controls again
Key FactsDobrindt Extends Border Controls and Plans Deportations
Aug 7, 2025 · Reading time: ~45 sec.
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  • Interior Minister Dobrindt intends to maintain border controls across all German states beyond September.

  • The police union criticizes the burden on federal officers, who are foregoing training and adjusting duty schedules.

  • Since the stricter controls began, 14,000 federal police have been deployed, up from 11,000 previously.

  • The government is organizing more deportation flights, focusing on rejected asylum seekers from Afghanistan and Syria.
  • We have succeeded in organizing a flight to Afghanistan, in which the most serious offenders have been deported. This cannot be a one-time measure.
    — Federal Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt discusses the deportation of serious offenders to Afghanistan.
Dobrindt: Policy change has begun - at the borders: More powers for the security authorities and more deportations: Interior Minister Dobrindt from the CSU ...
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Dobrindt: Policy change has begun - at the borders
Green Party politician sharply attacks Merz: "You can't rely on his word": Friedrich Merz is facing sharp criticism. Green Party politician Dröge accuses the ...
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Green Party politician sharply attacks Merz:
Migration: Interior Minister Dobrindt flirts with emergency: Interior Minister Dobrindt does not rule out using the EU's emergency clause to reverse ...
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Migration: Interior Minister Dobrindt flirts with emergency
Key FactsDobrindt Outlines New Migration Policy
May 9, 2025 · Reading time: ~45 sec.
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  • The Union plans a comprehensive migration shift and defends border rejections.

  • Dobrindt mentions the possibility of declaring a national emergency to enforce stricter border controls.

  • The new government aims to reduce illegal migration and correct the overwhelm caused by previous migration policies.

  • Criticism is directed at the political approach that threatens unity in Europe, while the coalition faces pressure.
  • The destabilization of Germany is the problem in Europe.
    Alexander Dobrindt, Federal Minister of the Interior, comments on the impact of German migration policy on European stability.