Refugee Agreement with Merkel and Seehofer

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, leader of the Christian Democratic Party (CDU), said that they had provided a good compromise on asylum seekers with the coalition partner, the Christian Social Union Party (CSU).

Merkel stated in his statement to the CDU headquarters that he was pleased to have reached a consensus on the control and regulation of asylum seekers in the countries of the Union. European Union, referred to as "secondary movements of asylum".

after days, I think you have a very good compromise. "

Merkel pointed out that otherwise free movement in the EU would be dangerous, so Merkel would not only take national precautions, but also the countries and countries from which asylum seekers come from. and the country from which the asylum seekers come.

Merkel said that she would create "transit centers" in Germany and that it would allow them to be returnees, in consultation with the countries from which they came or from where they first registered in the EU.

Noting that the spirit of Partnership in the EU is protected by this, Merkel also noted that it is an important step to control and regulate the "secondary movements of asylum seekers".

CENTERS OF TRANSIT

Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, Secretary General of the CDU, said the new border management would be denied to claimants island in another EU country, especially on the German-Austrian border.

Kramp announced that asylum seekers would be transferred to "transit centers"

Kramp-Karrenbauer said that asylum seekers from countries where such an agreement does not exist had not been concluded would be refused directly to the German-Austrian border, which will be done with Austria.

CRISIS BETWEEN MERKEL-SEEHOFER

The president of CSU and Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said that in another EU country, had requested the refusal of asylum seekers previously rejected or documented in Germany to apply for asylum. The problem that the two leaders have not been able to solve since the crisis led to a government crisis in Germany, Ms Seehofer had even proposed to leave her job if she had not made an agreement with the CDU yesterday

Merkel reunited at the EU Leaders' Summit and with the heads of state and government of the EU countries in his country.