Germany joins Austria with a series of measures and requests regarding the major problem facing the EU at the moment, and this is because the federal minister, Nancy Faeser, confirms that the strict measures at the borders have reduced migration and asylum requests, but she wants moreover, which could be of great help for Romania's accession to Schengen.
Germany wants to deport migrants without the right of residence faster and easier, on the one hand implementing the new pact on asylum and migration faster, but on the other hand asking for more agreements with third countries for deportations, such as Austria, both measures being able to hurry Romania's accession to Schengen with all borders, possibly starting in 2025.
Germany is forced to implement measures of this kind because of the large number of migrants who arrive annually in the country, but also of those who remain even though they do not have the right to stay, working with Austria from many points of view to stop these trends, and the results could help Romania's accession to Schengen faster than we thought.
"The clear trend of a significant decrease in the number of asylum seekers continues. In the comparison between 10/2024 and 10/2023 we have a minus of 35 percent. This is a sharp drop and a significant relief. Our actions to limit illegal migration are working. We are implementing the new common European asylum system at full speed.
We passed our comprehensive legislative package to implement reform in the Federal Cabinet today. We deliver! And it is precisely this responsible action that citizens expect from us. Contracts should also be concluded with third countries “so that it becomes an effective system of deportation. "
