Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany's largest opposition party, has advanced a five-point migration plan through parliament, aiming to tighten migration and asylum laws. The plan includes permanent border controls and the detention of foreigners. Merz faces criticism for collaborating with the far-right AfD party, which celebrates the plan's success. Chancellor Olaf Scholz condemned Merz's actions as an 'unforgiveable mistake' and warned that the proposals contradict EU laws. Merz argues the measures are necessary to address violence linked to asylum seekers, following recent attacks in Germany. The CDU leads in polls ahead of the upcoming federal elections. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)