Germany to Detain Illegal Migrants at the Border

berlin - Germany plans to detain illegal migrants at the border for a period of time before sending them back, even to neighboring countries.

Germany is planning to increase rejections at the border, including to so-called Dublin countries," said Minister Nancy Faeser during a press conference in Berlin on Tuesday evening. Since the recent introduction of border controls with Poland, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland, thirty thousand people have already been sent back at the border.

Illegal migrants coming from other European Schengen countries will also be returned. "Those who do not have the right to asylum will be deported. This will be done through an accelerated procedure to prevent going underground," the minister said. This will be done through an accelerated procedure.

Additional prison spaces for rejected asylum seekers and reception centers will also be established. Germany plans to build these at all borders: "It is possible that so-called newcomers may also end up here, and the goal is to conclude their asylum process within two weeks."