Germany's Merz says court ruling will not stop migration crackdown


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  • Tuesday, 03 Jun 2025

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz delivers a speech at the German Association of Towns and Municipalities event in Berlin, Germany, June 3, 2025. REUTERS/Christian Mang/File Photo

BERLIN (Reuters) -Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Tuesday a court ruling that German authorities acted unlawfully when border police expelled three Somali asylum seekers could restrict his government's migration crackdown but would not stop it altogether.

People would continue to be turned away at the German border, he said.

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