Due to public outrage over illegal alien crime, the German government has enacted border controls for six months. The six-month period is the maximum time allowed under EU rules; however, it can be renewed every six months.
Under all international asylum conventions, as well as the EU’s “Dublin Rules,” applicants are supposed to file for asylum in the first “safe country” they enter and remain there. In practice, the “asylum seekers” coming to Germany are benefits-seeking economic migrants who pass through many countries on their way to Germany. They often come from middle-class families and spend thousands to make the trip.
Germany is now allegedly turning these bogus asylum seekers back and telling them to file in the first country they entered. Ultimately, this puts pressure on the entire EU to finally engage in serious external border security.
Do you really think the Germans are turning away migrants?