Border control expenses vigorously defended by the EU
In an interview with the "Rheinische Post" (Friday edition), Alexander Throm, the CDU's interior affairs expert, defended the high costs of border controls by the Federal Police. The interview comes as a response to criticism regarding the high costs of border controls.
Throm asserted that the security of the population and the protection against illegal migration should be worth every euro. He also stated that the protection against illegal migration is a reason for the high costs of border controls. The security of the population, he believes, justifies the expenditure.
However, Throm did not discuss any specific measures taken by the Federal Police that contribute to the high costs. Nor did he provide detailed arguments justifying the high costs of border controls in Germany. The search results do not provide such specifics, instead focusing on Throm's stance on increasing deportation rates and stripping asylum seekers of their right to legal support to speed up deportations.
Throm's comments were made in the same interview where he emphasised the importance of maintaining a secure population and protecting against illegal migration. He remains adamant that the high costs of border controls are justified.
[1] For detailed arguments by Alexander Throm justifying high border control costs, additional sources beyond these search results would be necessary.
[1] Alexander Throm's stance on the justification of high border control costs can be linked to the broader topic of policy-and-legislation and politics, given his emphasis on population security and illegal migration.
[2] Throm's comments on border control costs also align with general-news coverage focusing on his views on escalating deportation rates and restricting asylum seeker rights, highlighting the interconnectedness of these issues in current political discourse.
