Germany has 450,000 failed asylum seekers they plan
to deport! by Ann Corcoran 2/11/17
Invasion of Europe news….You might want to read my post on asylum here last week. Asylum seekers differ from the
refugees we normally talk about because they get to a country like Germany (or
the US, or Canada) and ask for asylum claiming they will be persecuted if
returned home. The refugees we write most about here are selected abroad
and we fly them in.
So the next time you hear that
Germany is welcoming refugees in greater numbers than the US, remember these
hordes who arrived in Europe with a goal of getting to Germany over the last
two years are migrants seeking asylum. Now we are learning that, yikes!
Germany has 450,000 who failed to prove their asylum claims and will now be deported.
Gee, wouldn’t it have
been a better idea to close their borders in the first place!
They are not going to love her so
much when she starts filling up those planes and flying hundreds of thousands
out of dear Deutschland. Poster and story here:
From the Daily Mail (a
department in Berlin will be created to organize the mass deportations!): Merkel offers cash
handouts worth millions of pounds for migrants to return home in an
embarrassing U-turn Angela Merkel will offer cash handouts worth millions of pounds for
migrants to leave Germany in an effort to silence criticism of her ‘open-door’
border policy.
In a highly-embarrassing U-turn over
the ill-fated plan, which saw 1.2million migrants flock to the country, Mrs
Merkel has now vowed to send many of them home.
The German chancellor agreed a package of measures to speed up the
deportation process for an estimated 450,000 migrants who have been rejected
asylum.
The controversial plan, which marks a significant toughening of
previous proposals, includes a £76million scheme that will offer migrants cash
incentives to leave Germany voluntarily. Many will see the move as a
desperate attempt for Miss Merkel to claw back support ahead of her challenging
re-election bid in September.
Criticism of her decision to leave
Germany’s borders open and welcome all refugees during Europe’s migration
crisis in 2015 has led to a surge in support for anti-immigrant parties. The proposed crackdown, which has been criticised by human rights
groups, will also include the creation of a department in Berlin to co-ordinate
mass deportations.
The Trump message for Leftwing
politicians worldwide: not a winning strategy to promote the replacement of
your own people with migrants. Our entire ‘Invasion of Europe’ archive is here (extends back many years).
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