Germany mulls stricter asylum laws

Germany is considering a law to to turn away so-called economic
migrants at the border if they don't qualify for refugee status.

The country expects to take in close to one million asylum-seekers
this year, the most in Europe.

Our correspondent Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.

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