I thought illegal immigration was supposed to be g
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Posted On: 08/03/2019 6:48:50 PM
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I thought illegal immigration was supposed to be good for a country?
Well it isssss ! ! !
If you want to have a socialist Country
Germany rolls up refugee welcome mat to face off right-wing threat
Interior Ministry figures provided in response to a question from lawmakers from The Left party show that following the migrant crisis the number of deportations nearly doubled to 20,000 a year and have stayed roughly at that level ever since, despite the steep drop in arrivals.
Last year, more than 8,000 people were sent back to the European Union states they first arrived in.
The deportation numbers also reveal how EU countries continue to squabble over who should be responsible for incoming asylum-seekers. More than 30% were repatriated back to Italy, for example, but Greece refused to accept the majority of transfer requests from Germany, and Hungary accepted none at all.
The figures also give some indication of Germany's shift away from the "Wilkommenskultur" or "welcome
Well it isssss ! ! !
If you want to have a socialist Country
Germany rolls up refugee welcome mat to face off right-wing threat
Interior Ministry figures provided in response to a question from lawmakers from The Left party show that following the migrant crisis the number of deportations nearly doubled to 20,000 a year and have stayed roughly at that level ever since, despite the steep drop in arrivals.
Last year, more than 8,000 people were sent back to the European Union states they first arrived in.
The deportation numbers also reveal how EU countries continue to squabble over who should be responsible for incoming asylum-seekers. More than 30% were repatriated back to Italy, for example, but Greece refused to accept the majority of transfer requests from Germany, and Hungary accepted none at all.
The figures also give some indication of Germany's shift away from the "Wilkommenskultur" or "welcome
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