It’s a thin paper, 50 lines, less than a page and a half long. The novelty content is also thin at first. In its position paper, the CSU parliamentary group calls for a rethinking of German integration policy. There is a draft South German newspaper and includes a lot of what the party has recently called for: imparting values for immigrants, targeted language support and a constitutional quarter of an hour for schoolchildren, no double pass for anti-Semites, more hurdles for anti-Semitic demonstrations and, in general, a limit on immigration.
The CSU is rediscovering the dominant culture – Bavaria
