A new concept for internal security has been adopted by the CDU’s federal executive board during a meeting in Hamburg. The document, presented on Saturday, outlines a “zero-tolerance policy” stating that security authorities need to be strengthened to effectively respond to modern threats. The plan emphasizes the need to “consequently deport” individuals with foreign passports who have committed crimes or pose a threat.
Additionally, the CDU is pushing for a “decisive approach against illegal migration.” Party leader Friedrich Merz stated that those who fail to understand the need for reduced migration numbers before addressing other issues have not grasped the situation. The “to-do list” for internal and security policymakers has now been written, according to Merz, implying that they know what needs to be done.