While Poland considered Germany’s decision to impose border controls “unacceptable”, Austria announced that it would not accept any immigrants rejected by the neighboring country.
Germany’s neighboring countries Berlin criticized the decision to create temporary controls at all land borders. The measure, which expands existing ones at some points, aims to stop the epidemic. irregular migrationAccording to Interior Secretary Nancy Faeser.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the move was unacceptable and the decision Large-scale suspension of the Schengen area. “In the coming hours, we will ask other countries affected by Berlin’s decision to urgently consult the European Council. European Union action on this issue“, in question.
Austrian Interior Minister Gernard Karner said that Germany’s decision was illegal and Austria would not accept this decision. rejected immigrants for Germany. But he added that he was pleased with Germany’s handling of what he said was the case. Europe’s biggest problem is illegal immigration.
“It is unacceptable for illegal things to happen. We live by the principle of the rule of law and if Germany is planning this, it is illegal that way. Therefore, we will not accept anyoneWe will not welcome anyone. “There is no room for maneuver here,” he warned.
Loess Temporary checks at all borders of Germany They have fueled debate about the possibility of refugees returning.
Border closure will last six months and threatens to test the unity of Europe. Most of Germany’s neighboring countries are members of the European Union (EU), which consists of 27 states. principles of free trade and freedom of movement. Located at the heart of the continent, Germany, the economic engine of the EU, shares more borders with other countries than any other member.
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