Germany: CSU will send back migrants if EU deal not reached - Seehofer

German Interior Minister and Christian Social Union Chairperson Horst Seehofer announced that he will start sending migrants back at the border if Chancellor Angela Merkel's talks with other European Union countries are not productive, during a press conference in Munich, Monday.
Merkel recently said that she will hold talks with other European countries to reach a solution on the CSU’s border control migration policy before July 1, as she does not want to see Germany unilaterally turn back migrants at its borders, as Interior Minister Horst Seehofer has been advocating.
The talks between Germany and other EU countries will be centered on an asylum system reform policy that Seehofer wants to implement in Germany, which would turn away migrants at the German border, who have already been registered in another European Union country.