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"Of Course a Problem": Hessen's Prime Minister Rhein Does Not Consider "Stadtbild" Debate to Be Over

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Chancellor Merz ejects a controversial "cityscape" debate about a year ago. Unemployed migrants without residence status would often fail to comply with rules, according to the CDU chief. Consent comes from Hesse's Prime Minister Rhein, who wants to "take lessons from it".

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Following the recent election successes of the AfD, Hessen's Prime Minister Boris Rhein (CDU) called for a continuation of the "Cityscape" debate initiated by Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

·Berlin, Germany
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Chancellor Merz ejects a controversial "cityscape" debate about a year ago. Unemployed migrants without residence status would often fail to comply with rules, according to the CDU chief. Consent comes from Hesse's Prime Minister Rhein, who wants to "take lessons from it".

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With his "cityscape" of migrants, Friedrich Merz triggered a wave of indignation. Boris Rhein wants to resume the discussion.

·Berlin, Germany
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Here you will find information on the topic "Migration". Read now "Rhein: "Cityscape" debate to continue and offer solutions".

·Germany
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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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