Germany's migration policy is at the center of a heated political debate as the government and opposition parties clash over border control measures.

The recent decision by Interior Minister Nancy Faeser to implement stricter border controls and increase deportations has been met with resistance from the Green Party, who accuse CDU leader Friedrich Merz of using coercive tactics.

The CDU and CSU demand more comprehensive rejections of asylum seekers at the borders, a move they believe aligns with EU law.

However, the Greens and other coalition members express skepticism about the feasibility and legality of such measures.

The ongoing discussions aim to find a common ground, but tensions remain high as both sides struggle to agree on a unified approach to managing irregular migration.

Meanwhile, concerns grow over the potential impact on police resources and economic disruptions due to increased border checks.