Germany’s grim reality: 80% of the refugees are professionally unqualified or illiterate

Germany had believed it can count on the refugees to “save” its economy, but turned out to be seriously wrong. The reality seems to be extremely difficult for the European Union’s largest economy because about “80% of the refugees have no qualifications and an increasingly larger number are illiterate,” said Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel.

“Refugees are neither educated nor eager for work”, added Mr. Gabriel. Germany took in more than a million refugees in 2015 and is now searching for solutions. Unfortunately the integration is not an easy task and many are already voicing concerns about a failure – failure to protect Schengen or failure to train and integrate refugees into society.

However, this is not only Germany’s issue, but EU’s as well, because Mrs. Mekel who appear to have encouraged irresponsibility the Arab invasion of Europe, will most likely invoke the obligatory quotas to redistribute such immigrants to other nations, some who have not even backed the migratory wave.

The uncontrolled migration resulted in dramatic consequences for Europe: terrorist attacks, gang sexual assaults, high insecurity levels, Schengen cessation risks, and many other effects that changed the perspective of the local people.

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Germany will do everything possible to split the costs of its commitment to take countless immigrants. Furthermore, it would have to allocate about 20 billion euros for refugees integration this year alone, a burden hard to take.

Hence, it will try to “donate” about half of the migrants to other nations who are already disputing Merkel’s controversial decisions.