The Triple Coalition of Austria has agreed to suspend the family judge of migrants. The recording capacities are limited, the family management is a burden for the school system, said integration -minister Claudia Plakolm (ÖVP).
As reported, there were 7762 access from family members who are entitled to protection in the previous year, most minors. The number of applications was slightly higher at 8234. It was announced for Wednesday to remedy the temporary suspension of family management. Minister of the Interior Gerhard Karner (ÖVP) said raised checks and DNA tests.
“If we don’t stop the reunification of the family, we can no longer do this,” said integration -Minister Claudia Plakolm (ÖVP) in a press conference on Tuesday. The Austrian systems would have their limits. Nobody helps something if, for example, the school system is overloaded. According to Plakolm, every second primary school child has a different spoken language in Vienna, Graz, Linz and Salzburg. Moreover, many migrants are not alphabetizing – including adults.
Karner also led the overload of the health and social system, as well as the higher juvenile crime as arguments for the stop of the family reunification. Karner and Plakolm are convinced that this contributes to making integration possible.
“Everyone who lives with us must learn German and work”
Those who live with us must learn German and work, the minister said. Currently, 48,000 entitlement to asylum and subsidiary are unemployed (eg refugees from Ukraine, note) or in training. That is “alarming”. Even without further reunification of the family, the state had to do a lot and tackle problems.
“The next -Up is a pull factor (stimuli to come to Austria, note), which we feel very strong in all areas of society. And that also means that migrant communities are increasing parallel societies, “said Plakolm on Tuesday. Among other things, she referred to the fact that radical views such as the fasting of Muslim children in Ramadan would gain more and more popularity.
The so -called emergency clause must be decided at European level on Wednesday and the national rights regulations must be adopted.
Source: Krone
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