Germany's governing coalition has reached a deal to end prolonged squabbling over measures to streamline its handling of the migrant influx, a result that means some Syrians may face a longer wait to bring relatives to Germany. The agreement foresees that refugees who didn't face "immediate personal persecution" won't be allowed to bring relatives to join them for two years, Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said yesterday after meeting Chancellor Angela Merkel and Bavaria's governor, Horst...
Germany reaches migrant deal, with restrictions on relatives
Germany reaches migrant deal, with restrictions on relatives