Integration: FDP wants to talk to the Greens-Realos about migration policy

FDP General Secretary Bijan Djir-Sarai has welcomed calls from a group of Green politicians for a new course in migration policy. He suggested sitting down and talking about a new course in migration and integration policy, as Djir-Sarai told the German Press Agency in Berlin about the initiative.

“We urgently need a migration and integration policy in Germany that is in line with reality, is in the interest of our country and does not ignore the concerns of the citizens,” Djir-Sarai demanded. And: “The catastrophic mistakes of the Merkel years must not be repeated.”

Green realos demand integration concept

The group of so-called real politicians in the Greens warns of the consequences of the current migration policy. A shift to the right is also to be feared in Germany if citizens continue to lose their sense of security, according to a manifesto by the Vert Realos group. “Vert” means “green” in French. The group also includes the mayor of Tübingen, Boris Palmer.

“There is no clear integration concept,” says a memorandum from the group. “The migrants don’t know what is expected of them and set off on the long journey with false hopes.” Hardly any distinction is made between war, asylum and economic migrants. One demand was that asylum seekers had to fit into the “historically evolved social order of the Federal Republic of Germany”. The granting of asylum also presupposes that asylum seekers participate in the admission procedure and do not become criminal. “Otherwise, the right to asylum and thus the right of residence will expire, which must also result in deportation (as soon as possible).”