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Migration Has Cost German Taxpayers At Least €400 Billion Since 2016
Migration Has Cost German Taxpayers At Least €400 Billion Since 2016
Authored by - Remix News Staff - via Remix News,
Germany's migration and asylum policies have cost the state at least €400 billion, according to calculations by Welt journalist Björn Harms. Other estimates have gone far higher, including into the trillions, when broader follow-on effects of migration are included. These massive figure will only add to the growing debate about mass immigration into high social-welfare countries like Germany.
As for the data, much of it comes directly from the German government,...
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