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Opposition leader Friedrich Merz declared enough was enough after terror attack in Aschaffenburg .
He demanded closure of Germany ’s borders to illegal migrants, tougher internal security measures and curbs on the rights of asylum seekers already in Germany .
In order to pass the motions, Mr Merz would need support from the far-Right Alternative For Germany (AfD) party, a pariah in parliament despite polling at second place.
The AfD continues to poll in second place, at around 20 per cent, but polling figures suggest it could catch up with Mr Merz ’s vote share of 30 per cent .
The CDU continue to rule out the possibility of forming a coalition with the AfD , which they continue to say is too extreme to govern.
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