Friedrich Merz accused of using ‘dangerous’ rhetoric on immigration
German chancellor rebuffs critics and insists anyone with daughters would agree ‘we have to change something’ Critics have accused Germany’s chancellor, Friedrich Merz, of adopting “dangerous” rhetoric on immigration, after he championed “very large scale” expulsions of people from cities – and (…)
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