Limit irregular migration, speed up returns
The CSU wants to prevent irregular migration and speed up deportations while affirming labor migration and help for people in need of protection. It calls for better protection of the EU's external borders, a European asylum system with decision centers at the external border and more federal help for municipalities.
The CSU wants fewer people to enter without permission. Europe's borders should be better protected. People who need no protection or commit crimes should have to leave. People who have a job should be allowed to stay. Skilled workers from abroad are welcome.
At the EU level, the platform demands harmonized social benefits for refugees and an end to onward movement within Europe. The federal government should stop special admission programs, shorten asylum and court proceedings, create effective return management and classify countries with persistently low recognition rates as safe countries of origin. Those who work or are in training should stay; those with no grounds for protection, who deceive about their identity or commit crimes should leave. Integration programs are to focus on language, education, work and everyday culture. For skilled workers, the CSU plans new recruitment offices in Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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„Der Bund muss Pull-Effekte reduzieren, Sonderaufnahmeprogramme unterlassen und illegale Zuwanderung stoppen.“Translation: The federal government must reduce pull factors, refrain from special admission programs and stop illegal immigration.
Placement
- Europeleaning more EU
The CSU demands a common European asylum system with centers at the external border and harmonized benefits, meaning more common EU policy.
- Migrationleaning restrictive
Admission programs would end, deportations speed up and more safe countries of origin be designated, while labor migration and a right to stay for workers are affirmed.