German government plans to allow asylum-seekers to work sooner and punish smugglers harder

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The German government has approved legislation that would allow asylum-seekers to start working sooner and a plan to stiffen punishment for people who smuggle migrants

. The package backed by the Cabinet on Wednesday, which still requires parliamentary approval, is the latest in a series of steps taken recently by the government as it tries to defuse migration as a major political problem. The issue was one of several that led to a poor showing in state elections last month for Chancellor OIaf Scholz's quarrelsome three-party coalition and gains for a far-right party.

On top of an existing plan to attract more skilled workers, “we must also use as best we can the professional potential and qualification of people who already live in Germany,” she said. “To do that, we must get them into work as quickly as possible.” People whose asylum applications have failed but for various reasons can't be deported will, as a rule, be given permission to work in the future, Faeser added.

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