Living album: 157,500 Afghans flown in Germany's costs!

Living album: 157,500 Afghans flown in Germany's costs!

A new storm is brewed on the migration horizon: The federal government plans to bring an incredible 157,500 Afghans to Germany! A gigantic project that causes heated debates these days. The plan stipulates that each of the so -called “local forces” can bring four family members. This rule has caused a real explosion of the numbers. But the real bang is still coming!

derStatus.at has moved these massive immigration plans into the spotlight and not only described them in their quantity, but also due to the associated visa affair/Baerbock. The social and economic consequences of this exodus' let many look at the future. The living space situation in Germany is already described as a "social catastrophe", which is only tightened by the "time bombs created by the left" of mass migration. And the most important thing? These people not only cause housing shortages, but also higher rents that are subsidized by the taxpayer.

rising costs, falling advantages

The consequences of this generous migration policy are heavily reflected in the wallet. Many employees already notice that despite increasing living costs, they have nothing in their pockets. The energy costs rapidly up, jobs are lost, and those who are still working often only experience “zero rounds” in salary increases, as described by the status experts. The already stressed municipal health insurers are also burdened, which forces to increase fees such as property tax.

But not enough! As a Facebook post summarizes, even the daycare centers have to struggle with the effects. Educators throw the towel frustrated, and the childcare situation for children is intensified. The downward spiral turns unstoppably.

an endless debate: who is responsible?

In the middle of this turbulent development, many questions remain open. Who bears responsibility for these massive costs? Are sustainable jobs created, or do we get into dependence on jobs that do not create economic added value? And how can we afford to accommodate these people in the long run?

The discussions about it are pursued all over the world, as on Twitter . While the debate about migration continues, one thing remains clear: the challenges that lie ahead of us are large and complex.