> If successful, she and her 12-year-old sister Zhino will join the million or so migrants who settled in Germany in 2015, many of whom are now thriving.
citation needed. half aren’t even gainfully employed still and many that are are in government-subsidized jobs and/or still require some form of welfare.
I mean, for all immigrants, if you are willing to go there and work, be a productive member of society, then go ahead. But if your plan is to be a leech and life off of welfare, gtfo.
Lets hope Belarus chokes (подавитесь) on those migrants itself
Given that Belarus is clearly trying to blackmail EU why don’t Europeans start to deport all migrants who were adjudicated to be deported – to Belarus? From entire EU? Doesn’t matter whether you are from Syria or Zimbabwe, you are going to Belarus. How quickly would Lukashenko start building 50 feet concrete walls on his border?
According to German media reports, more than 100 refugees a day arrive in Germany in recent days. And this number is growing rapidly. Brandenburg raises the issue of illegal immigrants to the government of the country since about 80% remain with them.
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> If successful, she and her 12-year-old sister Zhino will join the million or so migrants who settled in Germany in 2015, many of whom are now thriving.
citation needed. half aren’t even gainfully employed still and many that are are in government-subsidized jobs and/or still require some form of welfare.
I mean, for all immigrants, if you are willing to go there and work, be a productive member of society, then go ahead. But if your plan is to be a leech and life off of welfare, gtfo.
Lets hope Belarus chokes (подавитесь) on those migrants itself
Given that Belarus is clearly trying to blackmail EU why don’t Europeans start to deport all migrants who were adjudicated to be deported – to Belarus? From entire EU? Doesn’t matter whether you are from Syria or Zimbabwe, you are going to Belarus. How quickly would Lukashenko start building 50 feet concrete walls on his border?
According to German media reports, more than 100 refugees a day arrive in Germany in recent days. And this number is growing rapidly. Brandenburg raises the issue of illegal immigrants to the government of the country since about 80% remain with them.