"That does not concern politicians if I speak Latin, Klingon or local dialect at home"
"In Germany, immigrants should speak German at home ..." is a phrase that does not go unnoticed in Germany and that emanates from the Bavarian ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel. The case has caused so much criticism and ridicule especially for his ridiculous she pushed the secretary general of the CSU Andreas Scheuer to express "what to remember this phrase, repeated throughout the week- end is that, uh ... is that language is the key to a successful integration. "
The Christian Social Union has drafted a motion calling for foreigners wishing to settle permanently in Germany are "encouraged to speak German in public and in private in their family."
The Secretary-General of the CDU, Peter Tauber, responded via twitter that "this does not look politicians if I speak Latin, Klingon or local dialect at home."
The secretary-general of the SPD Yasmin Fahimi tweeted that "it would be hilarious if it were not so dangerous."
This text takes full national debate on the integration of immigrants in the country.
On Twitter, the idea has even inspired the hashtag #YallaCSU, or much had fun the Bavarian dialect, although incomprehensible outside the region.
