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Germany turns first asylum seekers away at border

  • On May 10, 2025, Germany deported four Afghan asylum seekers at its border with Luxembourg, marking its first enforcement of stricter immigration rules under Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
  • This action follows the new government's policy to reject undocumented migrants at borders, aiming to reduce pressure on Germany's asylum system amid rising domestic concerns and security incidents.
  • The government deployed 3,000 additional federal police to enforce permanent border controls across Germany's nine land borders, exempting vulnerable groups like children and pregnant women from rejection.
  • Authorities turned back 286 migrants out of 365 undocumented border crossings over two days, detained 14 smugglers, and executed 48 arrest warrants, highlighting strict enforcement efforts.
  • The deportation and border policy have sparked criticism from Luxembourg and the Green Party, raising legal questions about EU law compliance and straining intra-EU relations.
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Wort.lu broke the news in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg on Saturday, May 10, 2025.
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