c.s. you still want stricter rules so what controls are in place already let s take a look. crossing the german border without being checked by the border police may soon be a thing of the past if the interior minister does signs in favor of this the authorities will have to look more closely again as of monday like here at the very end border crossing into where controls have been in place since twenty fifteen when despite its size. it is the hope focus of looking to the federal police have increased border controls along this mine route. and the goal is to ensure an orderly inflow of migrants to prevent human trafficking and to help legal migrants and to offer them protection asylum in an orderly fashion. week. since the refugee crisis began three years ago the area has become strict along its borders last year alone three hundred smugglers were arrested as well as seven
with our european partners and she s not brought back a call for a package from brussels which i think should actually be enough to satisfy the demands of the console from bavaria but at the moment they have not really said very clearly whether or not they re going to accept that there has been some positive comments from certain members of the leadership of their party but the interior minister holds the hole for himself and to the very end leader the prime minister and bavaria the major players in this dispute have not yet said anything they have said they want to reconsider those they want to think about this for a day or two so i think it should be enough but it s not clear whether it s going to be enough so there s some thought islands and there s a mixed reaction from the c.s.u. do you think that this move has been a no if then to avert a collapse which way the c.s.u. in the c.d.u. i think of the. and what will happen is that in the next couple of days when
own coalition agree well the deadline was imposed by her hardline interior minister harth a who for of the bavarian conservative c.s.u. party he s threatens to introduce border controls in bavaria the german states was for the brunt of migrant entries during the peak of the crisis three years ago they hope for is that two names this weekend whether what s been agrees goes far enough and the clash between the two could spell the end of miracles governing coalition. well to assess this all i m joined now in studio by bryant thank you for joining us now do you think that this is enough to quell the rebellion in her government she certainly sounds confident that it is america s very confident and we have to remember what the interior minister and his party is in bavaria to mando it was that germany closed down its borders on its own to certain categories of migrants and knock over said she s only prepared to institute such as regime in cooperation
hundred fifty people that were attempting illegal entrants but that s not enough for the interior minister now he wants to deport refugees that have applied for asylum in another country that s been a point of contention within the conservative parties for weeks now is. this in his register themselves in another country then that country s responsible for the person he s issued office because it s reasonable for that person to be turned back at the german border. in order to do this but very wants to build up its own state border police in addition to the federal forces one thousand extra officers are going to patrol the bavarian frontiers but these plans sound more impressive than they actually are as these new troops won t be on the ground until twenty twenty three. and some of the stories making news around the world. in mali the headquarters of an international antiterrorist forests have been