Bundestag and Bundesrat: New Powers for Federal Police - Also for Deportation Detention
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In July there was a breakdown in the vote, now there is the chancellor majority in the Bundestag: the federal police should get new powers. And this time the Federal Council also agrees.
In July there was a breakdown in the vote, now there is the chancellor majority in the Bundestag: the federal police should get new powers. And this time the Federal Council also agrees.
In the second attempt, the new Federal Police Act receives the necessary majority of chancellors in the Bundestag. This opens up far-reaching possibilities for the police in the fight against extremism and smuggling crime.
The Bundestag has decided on far-reaching new powers for the Federal Police. After a breakdown in the summer, a repetition of the vote on the law was necessary.
In July there was a breakdown in the vote, now there is the chancellor majority in the Bundestag: the federal police should get new powers. And this time the Federal Council also agrees.
In July there was a breakdown in the vote, now there is the chancellor majority in the Bundestag: the federal police should get new powers. And this time the Federal Council also agrees.
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