The vote on the bill tabled by the Christian Union (CDU/CSU) to limit migration today, the federal parliament today, the confrontation between the government and the opposition.

The central question remains whether the majority will be secured once again with the votes of the Alternative for Germany (AfD), as happened yesterday, breaking a decades -long taboo that wants democratic arc parties not to cooperate with the far -right. Chancellor Olf Saltz warned about the possibility of post-election post-election cooperation, while CDU leader Friedrich Mertz again ruled out any possibility of discussing with AFD after the election.

At 11:30 (Greek time) the Bundestag begins the debate on the draft law submitted by the Union Parliamentary Group on the “Limit Inputs” Migrants arriving in Germany, the almost universal suspension of family reunification and the expansion of police responsibilities in the management of migratory flows.

The bill has a serious chance of being voted in, as the MPs of the Union jointly with the members of the Liberal Groups (FDPs), the AfD and the Alliance Zara Wagenknecht (BSW) have stated their intention to support the proposal and gather the required ones. votes. With the votes of the far -right and the liberals and the abstention of BSW MPs it was possible to approve the corresponding resolution of the Union, which is not binding on the government. Today’s bill, on the other hand, could become a law of the state, provided that it is now voted on and then approved by the Bundesrat. According to the Table Media website, however, the leak of 15-20 MPs of the FDP is not excluded today.

Speaking earlier today at the Zeit Podcast, Chancellor Allaf Saltz warned again of the risk of a government coalition between CDU/CSU and AfD, referring to Austria’s example. Friedrich Mertz, however, reiterated during today’s meeting of his parliamentary group that he does not intend to negotiate with AFD, regardless of its electoral power.

In favor of the proposals of the CDU leader and against the placement of former Chancellor Angela Merkel, the former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kourtz, who in an interview with Bild, said in an interview with Bild said that Mr Mertz is not only right but not only. he proposes is urgently necessary. She even added that Mrs Merkel is on the wrong side and with her policy reinforced the far -right in Germany.