Scholz accuses Merz of encouraging people to break the law when it comes to migration

Berlin/Saarbrücken/Künzelsau – German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has accused Union Chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz of inciting people to break the law. The opposition leader is now presenting proposals with his migration plans “that go beyond the rules of the Basic Law and our European treaties,” said the SPD candidate for chancellor on Saturday at an election event in Wiesbaden. Merz is calling on officials not to comply with the law.