Merkel's Bavarian allies warn SPD to stick to deal on migrants
Horst Seehofer
Bavarian premier Horst Seehofer  who heads Bavariaâs CSU   told the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper that new legislation was planned to make it easier to return failed asylum seekers to Tunisia  Morocco and Algeria  and to set up migrant centers in border areas until asylum applications could be processed.
If the SPD refused to support these laws after agreeing to a coalition  âthat would be the end of the governmentâ   Seehofer  told the newspaper.  He  said it would be unacceptable if the SPD did not stick to the agreements made with conservatives.
 Seehofer  who is expected to become interior minister   told the paper the legislation would be brought in quickly - before the Bavarian state election on Oct. 14.
 Horst Seehofer  in Berlin  Germany  February 7  2018. REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke
 Seehofer  also criticized Merkel for her plan to announce ministerial posts for her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) ahead of a party meeting on Feb. 26.
[TGT] told the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper that new legislation was planned to make it easier to return failed asylum seekers to Tunisia  Morocco and Algeria  and to set up migrant centers in border areas until asylum applications could be processed.
If the SPD refused to support these laws after agreeing to a coalition  âthat would be the end of the governmentâ   Seehofer  told the newspaper.   [TGT]   said it would be unacceptable if the SPD did not stick to the agreements made with conservatives.
 Seehofer  who is expected to become interior minister   told the paper the legislation would be brought in quickly - before the Bavarian state election on Oct. 14.
 Horst Seehofer  in Berlin  Germany  February 7  2018. REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke
 Seehofer  also criticized Merkel for her plan to announce ministerial posts for her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) ahead of a party meeting on Feb. 26.