Austria and Germany will send migrants to Greece and Italy

Germany and Austria want to jointly fight against illegal migration in the EU and against the uncontrolled movement of asylum seekers in Europe.

Asylum-seekers registered in Greece and Italy will be returned to the territory of these countries without the burden being placed on the Austrians. This was stated in Vienna by the German Minister of the Interior and Horst Seehofer, head of the CSU, with the Austrian office Sebastian Kurz.

Seehofer confirmed that illegal asylum seekers in Germany will not be returned to Austria but detention centers near the Austrian-German border to Italy and Greece where they were asking for legal protection after accession to the European Union

He stated that up to two thirds of asylum seekers came from Greece and Italy.

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The journalist admitted that he was pleased with the interviews with Seehofer, because Germany was not happy with the discussions with Seehofer, because Germany did not He was not afraid of what he was afraid of, clarified his position and, in the context of the German government coalition, said that "in two days he managed to

He recalled that next week in Innsbruck will meet the ministers of the interior of Germany, Austria and Italy, whose task will be to seek a common solution to stop the migratory routes of the south (Mediterranean) in order to reducing migrants in Europe

I Seehofer appreciated the importance of the trio planned in the Austrian Alps and reminded that Greece and Italy have the obligation to deal with illegal migration. The Federal Minister of the Interior added that the negotiations with Greece this and Italy should take place in the coming weeks, stressing that there would be difficult negotiations with a pan-European scope

Therefore, he said, Angela Merkel and Prime Ministers Giuseppe Contem and Alexis Tsipras

"If the negotiations with Greece and Italy fail, our countries will think of new measures to stop illegal migration," adds Seehofer