AfD Kompakt, September 29, 2021.
Not taken into account in the statistics are all newborns of
asylum applicants [in the EU] who meantime make up over one-third and up to one-half of all
asylum applicants. They are thereby in Germany by far the largest group, growing
year by year, of asylum claimants. Then comes the Syrians, the second largest
group of those seeking asylum (20%, or 20,640 claims), followed by
Afghans (13%, or 13,680 claims), and Pakistanis (4%, or 4,430 claimants), an
increase of 148%, or 216% and 183%, compared to the second quarter of 2020. The
number of claims of Syrians and Afghans has now exceeded the pre-Corona crisis
level by 28% or 38%. The birthrate of asylum applicants is around four times
higher than that of the overtaxed, domestic population, especially in Germany,
world’s champion in wage deductions.
The highest number of claimants in the second quarter were
registered in Germany: 29,545 claims, or almost 30%. France and Germany
together figure for half of all asylum claimants in the EU. Germany remains an
especially attractive goal for unaccompanied minors seeking asylum in the EU. According
to the statistics of the Federal Family Ministry, an unaccompanied minor costs
the German state up to 65,000 euros per year. These numbers are dramatic.
Following the debacles of a Western interventionist policy
in the Near East and with the prospect of a new leftist government in Berlin,
the situation in the coming years will further intensify. SPD and Greens
support the EU migration pact which shall become reality after the French
presidential election and could haul up to 70 million Africans in the next 10
to 15 years to Europe. Meanwhile, the FDP even pleads for 400,000 migrants per
year to Germany alone.
The AfD is the only party in Berlin and Brussels which wants
to stop this invasion. We now require an immigration stop, not a welcome
policy.
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