The number of migrants seeking asylum in Germany, not including Ukrainians, hit a post-2016 record last year, according to data released by the left-liberal government.
that took place on New Year’s Eve, with foreign and foreign-background residents being heavily involved in widespread vandalising of property and attacks on members of the emergency services.by Germany’s Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, Germany received a total of 217,774 first-time asylum applications in 2022 — a 46.9 per cent increase on the previous year’s figure.
This number reportedly does not include the additional influx of around one million refugees from Ukraine, who are said to be processed outside Germany’s regular asylum system.last year saw the sixth-highest number of yearly arrivals in Germany’s history, with the only years trumping it being 1991-1993 — during the Balkan wars — and the height of the migrant crisis in 2015-16.
Of those arriving in the country, just over 72,000 are claimed to be Syrian, with 41,000 Afghans, 25,000 from Turkey, and 16,000 from Iraq. A further 8,800 are said to originate from Georgia, a country on the border of Europe and Asia involved in a
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