If the agreement reached yesterday evening is approved by the German government as a whole, "we will be obliged to take measures to avoid disadvantages for Austria and its people," the Austrian government said in a statement.
It added it would be "ready to take measures to protect our southern borders in particular," those with Italy and Slovenia.
Under the deal migrants who have already applied for asylum in other European Union countries will be held in transit centres on the border while Germany negotiates bilateral deals for their return.
The transit centres, like 'airside' zones in international airports, will be regarded for immigration purposes as not being in Germany, making it easier to deport from them.
(rte)
3/7/18
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