Prime Minister - Rhine welcomes agreement on EU asylum reform
Hesse's Minister President Boris Rhein (CDU) has welcomed the agreement on a reform of the European asylum system as "right and important". "It offers the opportunity to effectively limit irregular migration," explained the Chairman of the Conference of Minister Presidents in Wiesbaden on Wednesday.
Rhein pointed out that, among other things, uniform border procedures at the external borders of the European Union are planned. "This means that cities, municipalities and districts in Hesse can also hope to finally get the breathing space they need to accommodate and integrate refugees."
After years of discussions, representatives of the EU member states and the European Parliament agreed to significantly tighten asylum regulations in the EU. The aim is to curb irregular migration.
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- Boris Rhein, the Minister President of Hesse and the Chairman of the Conference of Minister Presidents, commended the agreement on the EU asylum system reform, stating that it offers an opportunity to effectively control irregular migration in Europe.
- The EU member states and the European Parliament agreed to significantly strengthen asylum regulations in the EU, aiming to curb irregular migration along the Rhine, a move welcomed by Rhine himself.
- As part of the EU asylum reform, uniform border procedures at the external borders of the EU are planned, which could alleviate the pressure on cities, municipalities, and districts in Hesse, such as Wiesbaden, currently struggling to accommodate and integrate refugees.
- The CDU, led by Boris Rhein in Hesse, has been advocating for changes in the asylum system for years, hoping to better manage migration in Germany, particularly along the Rhine.
- Boris Rhein and the EU leadership agree that a fair and efficient asylum system is crucial for the stability of Europe and its member states like Germany, ensuring a balanced approach to refugees seeking asylum in EU countries.
Source: www.stern.de