German bishops distance themselves from migration statement ahead of key Parliament vote
The German Catholic bishops’ conference on Wednesday distanced itself from a controversial statement against tougher migration policies issued by its Berlin office just before Parliament approved a motion on stronger border controls with support from the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
Scholz, Germany and migration
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