This is

CBS, I am the world. I'm John Bachelor.

welcoming Judy Dempsey, a senior non-resident scholar at Carnegie, Europe, she's in Berlin, to comment on events in Germany and the neighboring countries to do with borders, migration, and politics.

We begin with the Reuters headline,

reporting what Judy reported to this audience last week.

Germany brings back border checks

to curb migration.

Experts question impact.

The subheads, Coalition Government has toughened its migration stance.

Some migration experts say border checks not a sustainable solution.

Checks now extended Germany's northern and western borders.

Critics say checks may lead to racial profiling.

Judy, a very good day to you. This story has many

flavors and I want to begin first of all with an understanding of what it looks

like on the ground.

You've recently traveled outside of Germany

and back to Germany.

I believe you were in Poland.

Did you see what appears in the photograph

accompanying the Reuters story,

heavily armed Pullet's eye with yellow vests over their body armor,

approaching a vehicle.

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