The Interior Ministers of Germany remain divided on the issue of refugee rejection at borders, failing to reach a consensus during their conference in Rheinsberg. They highlighted stark differences between SPD and CDU-led states regarding asylum and migration policy. However, they agreed on expanding security measures, including new powers for security agencies to combat terrorism, amid calls for tougher actions against criminals. Interior Minister Nancy Faeser announced an extension of border controls while emphasizing the need for cooperation on deportations to Syria and Afghanistan.

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