The road to Germany is no longer open to refugees!

One of the possible candidates for the position of German chancellor announced on Saturday his opposition to accepting new refugees from camps in Greece or Bosnia.

Friedrich Meretz, the candidate for the presidency of the German Christian Democratic Party, to which German Chancellor Angela Merkel belongs, said in statements to the German group “Funke”, reported by the Turkish agency “Anatolia”: “The entire European Union is particularly obliged to help the refugees in their places in the Balkans or In the Greek islands, this humanitarian catastrophe cannot be solved by Germany welcoming everyone … This road is no longer open. “

Meretz underlined: “The need for Europe to enter into agreements with countries of arrival or transit to prevent life-threatening irregular migration across the Mediterranean.”

“The clear message to refugee and smuggling organizations is that this is life-threatening and will not work,” he added.

Meretz called for “a firmer deportation than in previous years” and added: “There are cases of refugees that Germany will not be able to deport at this time.”

He added: “In Syria, for example, there are legal, humanitarian and realistic obstacles due to the lack of open air and land routes, so deportation to that country will not be possible except in individual cases.”

An indication that Merkel’s conservative party will choose its leader during a hypothetical conference in the middle of this month. Members of the “Christian Democratic Union” will have to choose between the moderate Armin Laschet, who heads North Rhine-Westphalia, and the liberal Frederick Meretz, considered a historical opponent of Merkel. Norbert Röttgen, foreign policy expert.

The winner of them is likely to be a candidate from the right in the legislative elections scheduled for next September, after Merkel’s resignation after 16 years in the chancellery.