http://bit.ly/2fm4Ucf A report written by the German parliament's legal experts has found that parliament and not Angela Merkel should have decided on opening Germany's borders to refugees in September 2015. The report by the Bundestag Scientific Office, a team of non-partisan legal experts, stated that it is the role of the Bundestag (German parliament) to decide on all matters of essential relevance to the state. In the document, the main findings of which were published by Die Welt on Friday, the experts do not explicitly say that the decision made by German Chancellor Angela Merkel on September 4th 2015 to take in tens of thousands of refugees was a decision "of essential relevance to the state." Instead they refer to a ruling by the Federal Constitutional Court on refugees reuniting with their families in Germany.
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