Germany Expands Migrant Border Control

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Tough migration stances challenge EU's Schengen open border zone

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Germany expanded border controls to all nine Schengen countries in the hope of curbing the flow of irregular migrants.

Poland , Austria and Greece have been among countries to complain about the border checks.

The move has sparked protests from other EU member states.

Experts: Border controls won't curb migration, as many of the perpetrators became radicalized in Germany .

The new EU commissioner-designates are yet to pass their "grilling" by the EU legislature before the new commission can be finally confirmed. Historically, not all candidates pass their hearing, in which case their countries need to nominate a new person. The content of this article is based on reporting by AFP , AGERPRES , APA , BTA , CTK , dpa, EFE , and STA as part of the European Newsroom (enr) project..