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Germany does not have unlimited resources. No one else does either. Unlimited immigration, legal or otherwise, will have a finite number that leads to pure chaos.
Buckle up, folks, it’s about to become a bumpy ride.
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Germany is trying to export migrants to other EU countries. Trying to force each EU country to take some migrants in. The other countries are understandably not happy.
Migrants are not happy either, because they will loose generous German welfare benefits.
So Germany is trying to force the poorer EU countries to give migrants the same benefits as are the German ones.
That means that some poorer countries would have to give migrants more money for nothing, than what are their own citizens average wages!!!
And if they refuse to take them, these countries would be subjects to monetary fines!
Incredible!
Or, too late...
It is too late. For all countries who have been letting them ink, it’s too late.
Sooner or later, politicians respond to necessity.
At least that’s the way it was supposed to work.
Key thing missing here (not mentioned)...mid-2023...around 240,000 failed asylum folks are on a deportation list that seems to mostly grow, not shrink.
That single element is driving Germans to focus on resolution, something that the key parties can’t deliver upon. So AfD takes voters away from the key parties.
Fall of 2024, three state elections in Germany (all in the east). AfD is slated to take 30-percent or more (thus the winner). Forming a coalition with them? No, impossible. So the 2nd place winner will get the nod in each case, and be forced agree with the 3rd, 4th and likely 5th place winner. So you end up with a crappy state government in each case (for 5 years) and people more aggravated than before.
That Stasi whore Merkle should have been frogmarched into a wooded area and had a bullet put in the back of her head along with all the ex-Stasi in Germany. The world would be a much better place.