Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs sharply criticized immigration control proposals presented by Interior Minister Jānis Dombrava. Kulbergs stated that Dombrava’s plan, submitted on September 1st, fell short of expectations after three months of preparation. He accused Dombrava of failing to adequately coordinate with relevant agencies during the policy’s development. The Prime Minister’s rebuke signals a significant disagreement within the governing coalition regarding immigration policy. This public criticism raises questions about the future of Dombrava’s position and the direction of Latvian immigration regulations. The incident highlights a potential power struggle between the United List and the National Alliance. The lack of coordination is seen as a major flaw in the proposed measures.