MIL-OSI Europe: Written question – Support for far-right in Germany puts pressure on frontline countries – E-001735/2024

Question for written answer  E-001735/2024
to the Commission
Rule 144
Loucas Fourlas (PPE)

The results of the recent elections in Germany are compelling the German Government to take measures that place additional migratory pressure on frontline countries such as Cyprus and Greece.

The German Government’s new measures are at odds with the Pact on Migration. The reason is simple: the new, very strict unilateral measures effectively disregard the Pact on Migration, increasing migratory pressure on countries neighbouring Germany and on frontline countries.

• 1.Can the Commission say what steps it is taking to ensure that Member States comply with the Pact on Migration?
• 2.Furthermore, how is it ensuring that Member States do not take unilateral emergency measures, resulting in the unbalanced distribution of migrants and the risk that other Member States might follow suit?

Submitted: 17.9.2024