Irish Examiner
Around 270,000 Syrians in Germany have the right to bring in their family members, a newspaper said on Wednesday – a statistic that could fuel the debate about migration less than six months before a national election.
Mass-selling tabloid Bild cited a government paper as showing a total of 431,376 Syrians applied for asylum in Germany in 2015 and 2016 and said that of those 267,500 would be entitled to family reunifications in Germany.
That could play into the hands of the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, which has lost support in recent months as the refugee issue recedes from the headlines ahead of a Sept. 24 election.
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(1) We read that "as the refugee issue recedes," which is the same tactic the American MSM uses a few weeks before each presidential election, that immigration is no longer much of an issue because, you see, Americans now care more about the economy--as if destitute slave-wage third-wordlers flooding across the border is not an economic issue.
(2) Predictably, Reuters, the MSM, has no real interest in what these kinds of family reunification numbers--which, as in the US, will be endlessly mushrooming--will mean for Germany. The only important factor to the MSM is that this inconvenient/horrific information "could play into the hands of the anti-immigrant Afd." In other words, Western ruling elites: Borders must be kept open at all costs!
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