Merz acknowledges Germany's immigration status.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz states that Germany is, and will remain, an immigration country, despite previous promises.
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German Chancellor **Friedrich Merz** has reaffirmed Germany's status as an immigration country, declaring that "Germany is an immigration country and we will remain an immigration country."
## Shift in Immigration Discourse
The leader of the **Christian Democratic Union (CDU)**, **Friedrich Merz**, has expressed a clear and forceful stance regarding immigration in Germany. In a recent statement, Merz affirmed that "Germany is an immigration country and we will remain an immigration country." This statement places Germany within the context of accepting migrants, a recurring topic of debate in European politics.
## The Political Context in Germany
The CDU, the party to which Merz belongs, has historically maintained diverse positions on immigration. However, the chancellor's statement appears to consolidate a line of continuity, acknowledging the demographic and social reality of the country. Migration policy has been a central axis in the political agenda, especially trinc the migration crisis of **2015**.
## Shift in Immigration Discourse
The leader of the **Christian Democratic Union (CDU)**, **Friedrich Merz**, has expressed a clear and forceful stance regarding immigration in Germany. In a recent statement, Merz affirmed that "Germany is an immigration country and we will remain an immigration country." This statement places Germany within the context of accepting migrants, a recurring topic of debate in European politics.
## The Political Context in Germany
The CDU, the party to which Merz belongs, has historically maintained diverse positions on immigration. However, the chancellor's statement appears to consolidate a line of continuity, acknowledging the demographic and social reality of the country. Migration policy has been a central axis in the political agenda, especially trinc the migration crisis of **2015**.
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