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> Possibly the migrants could enter the country using the approved legal process instead of just wandering in? For Germany, there is no legal way to enter the
by mschuster91 2y ago
> Possibly the migrants could enter the country using the approved legal process instead of just wandering in?
For Germany, there is no legal way to enter the country if you're not caught by one of the larger dragnets (evacuation of personnel in Afghanistan, EU-wide assistance for Ukrainians and a few other rare international resettlement efforts). You are not able to apply for asylum outside of Germany, you cannot fly to Germany without a visa (the airline just won't take you as a passenger).
On paper yes you have the right to claim asylum. In practice, you have no way that doesn't make you commit at least one felony along the way.
- roenxi 2y agoGermany: We don't want you! People: [Let's go to Germany] Germany: Get out. People: How dare you round us up and deport us. I know nearly nothing about German law, but I going by what you write if Germany doesn't make it legal to enter the country, then no surprise the people who try anyway run the risk of being deported. I have enormous sympathy for them, but the fact is Germany is famous for having a big welfare system. That means people can't just wander in.
- mschuster91 2y agoThe thing for us to do would be to not make it necessary for people to flee in the first place. Feeding them in Africa is cheaper than feeding them here, the 2015 migration movement was largely caused because of a 100M $ shortfall in UNHCR / UNWFP food supply.
- Terr_ 2y ago> You are not able to apply for asylum outside of Germany Same in the US, you literally can't apply for asylum until you enter the country.