Saxony minister wants asylum ended

Saxony's interior minister Armin Schuster proposed abolishing the individual right to asylum in Germany, replacing it with a quota system and tougher measures including coercive detention.

Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Germany live blog: Schwesig urges Merz to discuss reforms

Prime Minister: The pension commission has also made good proposals. Saxony's interior minister wants to tighten asylum law. The CDU rejects SPD's invitation in Saxony-Anhalt. All developments in the live blog.

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Süddeutsche Zeitung

Migration: Deportations also through preventive detention: Saxony's interior minister calls for tougher asylum laws

In a four-point plan, Armin Schuster also advocates a quota-based solution instead of the individual right to asylum.

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Handelsblatt

Migration: Saxony CDU interior minister wants to abolish the right to asylum

The individual right to asylum would be replaced by a quota plan by Armin Schuster. This idea is not the first push in that direction.

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