Germany's Interior Minister Nancy Faeser announced enhanced controls at land borders to counter irregular migration, responding to recent Islamist attacks and rising political pressure.
Faeser stated, 'We are strengthening domestic security and continuing our tough stance against irregular migration,' as Germany faces heightened concerns over public safety.
The new regulations, starting next Monday for an initial six months, aim to regain control amid debates on integration and security influenced by recent elections.
The announcement reflects growing tension over immigration policy, particularly after a string of violent incidents linked to asylum seekers and calls for stricter refugee regulations.
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