Reader Karl

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Germany is not a large country.

Britian is free to take them off our hands!

Several states expect significantly more refugees in the current year than previously forecast. He go out of one million asylum seekers and refugees, the Hessian Prime Minister Volker Bouffier said (CDU) in the Hessian Radio. Even Prime Minister of Brandenburg Dietmar Woidke (SPD) sets itself to a further increase in numbers of refugees. He expects this year more than those mentioned by the German government 800 000. Refugees for the entire year, Woidke told the Tagesspiegel am Sonntag. "I do not rule anything out, not even the million", Woidke said. "In the state government we face a precaution it, will come that much more than predicted." The Prime Minister did not want to therefore establish that in Brandenburg all refugees are to be accommodated in permanent housing. "I am afraid that we still have to rely on winterised tents."

Woidke expressed before the refugee summit of the countries with the federal government the expectation that the federal government significantly more involved in the costs and the initial reception of refugees is regulated. "The best solution would be that the federal government, the initial reception operates until the decision on the status of an asylum application on their own, and if a rejection is carried out, then also guaranteed to leave." This would have the advantage that in the municipalities only refugees come, which would have a secured status. The Prime Minister also spoke in favor of EU asylum centers in North Africa. It would be a sensible way ", there on asylum in Europe and Germany to" decide without anyone needs to embark on such a perilous journey. "
The UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon announced a special meeting on refugees

UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon called for in an urgent appeal a "common political response" to the refugee crisis. The refugees need "safe and legal way" of immigration permits. Ban announced a special meeting on refugees during the annual general debate of the UN General Assembly in New York on 30 September. "There is a crisis of solidarity, not a crisis of numbers," he said.