Germany's Defense Minister: War Refugges Should Get Asylum in Germany
Germany's defense minister, Von der Leye, in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour noted that Hungary's treatment of refugees at its border, including the use of tear gas and water cannons, "is not acceptable."
"This is against the European rules. Not everybody is welcome. But those who are war refugees and fleeing civil war and terror, and those who need political asylum -- it is our principle that they have to get shelter, and ... to get asylum here in Germany."
Asked why in that case Germany decided to temporarily close its borders with Austria, German official noted:
"We have to get back into an order so that we can manage the task really to distribute them to the different federal states and to really put them in the place where they need to be."
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