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GERMANY PLANS SECURITY OVERHAUL AFTER BERLIN ATTACK
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/germany-plans-security-overhaul-berlin-attack-091831680.html
Germany's interior minister on Tuesday outlined plans for a security services overhaul, seeking greater federal powers on domestic intelligence and quicker expulsions of illegal migrants following the Berlin truck attack.
Thomas de Maizière also called for giving federal police wider oversight across the country's 16 states, and for a new national crisis management centre to be set up.
"We don't have federal jurisdiction to deal with national catastrophes. The jurisdiction for the fight against international terrorism is fragmented," he wrote in a guest column for the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
"The federal police's scope of action is restricted to railway stations, airports and border controls," he wrote, stressing that "it is time" to reexamine Germany's security set-up.
Policing and domestic intelligence services in Germany are currently decentralised and controlled by the country's 16 states.
BBM
This first German Bundesland has already disagreed with De Mazière. NorthRhine Westphalia wants to keep control.
YahooNews
https://www.yahoo.com/news/germany-plans-security-overhaul-berlin-attack-091831680.html
Germany's interior minister on Tuesday outlined plans for a security services overhaul, seeking greater federal powers on domestic intelligence and quicker expulsions of illegal migrants following the Berlin truck attack.
Thomas de Maizière also called for giving federal police wider oversight across the country's 16 states, and for a new national crisis management centre to be set up.
"We don't have federal jurisdiction to deal with national catastrophes. The jurisdiction for the fight against international terrorism is fragmented," he wrote in a guest column for the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
"The federal police's scope of action is restricted to railway stations, airports and border controls," he wrote, stressing that "it is time" to reexamine Germany's security set-up.
Policing and domestic intelligence services in Germany are currently decentralised and controlled by the country's 16 states.
BBM
This first German Bundesland has already disagreed with De Mazière. NorthRhine Westphalia wants to keep control.