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Welcoming Mary Kesselel, Executive Vice President Stevens Incorporated, former senior advisor to the Secretary of State, and I need Mary's help to understand the State Department and immigration because there's breaking news in Europe.

This is the London Telegraph headline.

German opposition leader wants comprehensive, quotes quotes rejection of illegal migrants at

borders Friedrich merits the leader of the CDU Christian Democratic Union that's

the opposition in the Bundestag. We'll meet government for more talks on

toughening policies. What are they talking about? They're talking about

refusing any migrant who is not a citizen of Germany or of the EU

refusing to allow him or heard across the border.

Refusing, absolutely. No appeal process, you know, come back in 30 days, refusing.

More, I learned from speaking to Berlin that Germany has in the process of or already has closed its border to nine neighboring countries

and that if you're a German citizen and are traveling to Poland next door Warsaw

you must show your passport at the border both ways.

Mary, a very good evening to you.

The European Union has just decided to go backwards in time

before Schengen, before the permission if you enter one country you enter all

the European Union countries were all won.

And they've gone there because of the vote of the AFD and a little bit more of Saravagnan Connect, but mostly it's the AFD,

the alternative for Deutsche Leibout in the Turinjia state and Saxony state and the pending vote in Brandenburg has

frightened the coalition in Berlin that the AFD which stands for anti-Migrant,

anti-NATO, anti-EU, anti-Ukraine, anti-US and for Germany.

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