German migrant arrivals drop in March

The number of asylum applications to Germany in March dropped sharply, as the closing of the Balkan route has made it harder for migrants to reach the country.

German officials say they hope the new European Union agreement with Turkey will continue to keep those numbers down.

Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.

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