
Merz’s Crackdown on Migrant Handouts Fixes Nothing
Germany scraps Bürgergeld and its three-year citizenship rule, yet Merz’s “turning point” barely alters the system he vowed to overhaul.

Germany scraps Bürgergeld and its three-year citizenship rule, yet Merz’s “turning point” barely alters the system he vowed to overhaul.

The Interior Minister stressed that German citizenship should reward integration, not encourage illegal migration.

An AfD inquiry reveals that roughly six out of ten planned deportations are unsuccessful, exposing weaknesses in Germany’s immigration enforcement.

Chancellor Merz has conceded that Germany can no longer sustain its expansive welfare state—a fiscal surrender to economic reality that other nations may soon be forced to replicate.

The Merz government is moving forward with proposed legislation to restrict individual rights, without explanation for why that is needed.

Knife attacks, sexual assault, murder—police officers have a hard time coping with migrant crime.

The foreign minister confirmed that the government would comply with the decision.

The new legislation only applies to migrants with subsidiary protection status.
The court said asylum seekers may not be turned away at the border.