German Court, the assessors of illegal seekers on the Polish border Human Rights News

The judges, Berlin Somali refused to entrance to shelter seekers, said they had broken EU laws.

A Berlin court manages Germany’s decision to Somali Merz, while deported three Somali citizens on the border with Poland aggressive new migration position.

Three asylum seekers – two men and a woman – a train station in Frankfurt, returned by the border police at a train station on the Eastern Balobe.

“Applicants could not require Germany outside the border crossing,” the court said in a statement on Monday. “However, the rejection was illegal, because Germany has to process their claims.”

Authorities referred that asylum seekers came as a basis for the “safe third country”.

However, the court determined that he was illegal based on the rules of the European Union, especially the Dublin regulation, which requires a dubin regulation that requires the shelter claims in the shelter.

MERZ celebrates its first decision because the conservative coalition launches the office in February and helped develop Alternative to the German PartyNow the second largest political force in the country in parliament.

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt defended deports by saying that the shelter system was not under pressure. “Numbers are very high. We cling to our experience,” he said, told reporters that the court would receive legal grounds for the government’s position.

In doubt, the policy of migration

However, opposition deputies capitalized. The Greens’ IRENE Mihalics called the “strong defeat” for the government of the Merz, called “severe defeat” by accusing the powers of “for populist purposes.”

“Border blockades were rejected by the European Dublin system and hurt our European neighbors,” he said.

Immigration Advocacy Group ASYL, Immigration Group Managing Director of the Immigration Advocacy Group, called the “National Unilateral Activities” in the shelter policy in Somalis and returned to Germany.

The verdict doubts the broader migration agenda of the Merz. In May, the government presented an instruction to return the borders of an open policy, including shelter, including shelter, including asylum seekers, including shelter-seekers, and a more open policy in the 2015 migrant crisis.

Last month, the European Commission offered a block of a block that allows member states to reject shelter seekers from a third country “Safe”. The measure, which is widely criticized by law groups, is still waiting for the approval of the national parliaments and the European legislature.