FDP Proposes 'Migration Pact of the Center' to Revive Stalled Policies

The proposal aims to unite Germany's main parties around migration reform after recent parliamentary turmoil and controversial votes.

The FDP has introduced a 'Migration Pact of the Center' to reconcile the SPD, Greens, and CDU on migration reform following the Bundestag's rejection of the Union's migration bill.
The proposal suggests merging elements of the failed migration limitation law with the European Asylum System reform to create a unified legislative package.
Controversy erupted last week as the CDU's migration plan gained a non-binding majority in parliament with AfD votes, drawing criticism from other parties.
Green candidate Robert Habeck has presented a ten-point plan emphasizing security and humane migration policies, rejecting cooperation with right-wing extremists.
The Bundestag could vote on the FDP's proposed package as early as February 11, pending expedited discussions in the Interior Committee.