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Migrants REFUSE to claim asylum in Denmark - because they don't get enough BENEFITS

MIGRANTS are refusing to accept asylum in Denmark because the benefits offered to them are not as good as in other European countries.

By JAKE BURMAN
PUBLISHED: 00:00, Tue, Sep 15, 2015 | UPDATED: 08:02, Tue, Sep 15, 2015

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EU member states are closing their borders to halt migrants entering their countriesRefugees from Middle Eastern countries - like war-torn Syria - are demanding they are allowed to go to Sweden or Finland because the terms of asylum are more favourable for them.
Asylum seeker Marwen el Mohammed said there are two reasons migrants do not want to go to Denmark.
Mohammed claimed the first reason is that "the salary for refugees decreased about 50 per cent from 10,000 kroner (£1,000) to about 5,000 (£500)".
The second is that Finland and its neighbouring countries allow migrants' families to join them within two or three months - but under Denmark's new laws they have to wait a year before they are able to join their loved ones.
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Speaking to Denmark's TV2 News, another migrant demanded: "We want Sweden."
When the reporter tells him that Sweden is 310 miles away, he said: "No problem. We walked from Syria to here [with] no problem."
The Danish government recently tightened immigration laws in the wake of thousands of migrants entering Europe seeking asylum.
Danish authorities agreed to cut social benefits for new refugees by 50 per cent while foreign nationals must wait at least five years for a permanent residence permit - and they must be able to speak Danish.

If Germany carries out border controls, Austria must put strengthened border controls in place
Reinhold Mitterlehner

More EU countries have began to adopt a hardline approach to the migrant crisis, withborders across Europe being slammed shutover the last 24 hours to quell the impossible flow of migrants entering Europe.
Yesterday Hungary, Poland and Austria followed Germany's lead by imposing internal controls on their borders and have brought in hundreds of policeman or soldiers to guard them.
The move breaches the European Union's 20-year-old open-borders Schengen agreement but Austrian officials revealed cracks in the EU's solidarity when they said they were left with no choice but to follow suit.
Martin Selmayr, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker's chief-of-staff, tweeted: "Free movement (Schengen) will be in danger if EU Member States don't work together swiftly and with solidarity on managing the refugee crisis."
But Austrian Vice Chancellor Reinhold Mitterlehner, said: "If Germany carries out border controls, Austria must put strengthened border controls in place."
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...ration-Refugee

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this is what muslim demand for germanyhttps://www.change.org/p/city-of-mun...of-oktoberfest
just check the comments!


Mohammed M,shakour HAMA, SYRIEN, ARABISCHE REPUBLIK

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I COME TO GERMANY AND BE RIDICULED BY DISGUSTING ANTI-ISLAMIC ANCIENT TRADITIONS.
THIS NEEDS TO BE STOPPED.


Mehmet Muhammad Baghdadi DAMASCUS, SYRIEN, ARABISCHE REPUBLIK

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when i bring my family to europe this haram activity must not continue.


isa befree SAN DIAGO, CA

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Alcohol is haram. This shouldn't be allowed in the caliphate.

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Macedonia Considers Building Border Fence and Deploying Troops to Restrict Refugees

By Conor Gaffey 9/11/15 at 9:04 AM
A man jumps down from a bridge, as he and other migrants try to pass police blockades in Gevgelija, Macedonia, September 10, 2015. Macedonia is considering building a Hungarian-style border fence to stem a rising influx of migrants from the south, Foreign Minister Nikola Poposki was quoted as saying on Thursday.Tomislav Georgiev/Reuters

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The Macedonian government is discussing following the example of Hungary by building a border fence in order to reduce the numbers of refugees entering the country, the Macedonian foreign minister has said.
In an interview with Hungarian business newspaper Figyelo, Foreign Minister Nikola Poposki said that "some kind of physical defence" would be needed to deal with the refugees,Reuters reported.
He hinted that Macedonia could also deploy troops to the border, a step Hungary is also mulling after launching military exercises on Wednesday. "Either soldiers of a fence or a combination of the two," said Poposki, when discussing what kind of physical defense would be required.
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Between 3,000 and 4,000 refugees are arriving in Macedonia each day, according to Al Jazeera. Reuters reported that a single-day record of 7,000 refugees crossed into Macedonia on Monday. Macedonian police have used tear gas and stun grenades to stop refugees entering from its border with Greece. The government declared a state of emergency in August.
Greece has been transporting refugees from the island of Lesbos to its main port of Piraeus, from where most head north towards the Macedonian border.
Hungary is completing a 3.5 meter-high (11.5 ft), razor-wire fence along its 175 km border with Serbia in a bid to stem the flow of refugees into the country. More than 160,000 refugees and migrants have entered Hungary after traveling through Greece, Macedonia and Serbia, according to Reuters.


http://europe.newsweek.com/macedonia...efugees-332840

[Manzareh]

You really hate refugees don't you.

Also, anybody can make a petition, i can make a petition right now and put a Jewish name down so everybody thinks a Jew made it. its not hard.

[Bengal_Tiger]

You really hate refugees don't you.

Also, anybody can make a petition, i can make a petition right now and put a Jewish name down so everybody thinks a Jew made it. its not hard.

Anyone who thinks ImAjeW is just simply a sweet, nice woman (she's not a girl by any stretch) with a "thing" for Afghans/Eastern people is deluded.

The nice, sweet "I'm in to the east" type girls are not as politicized as this woman and not so agenda-driven.

She has an anti-Muslim agenda on this forum and spams the forum with anti-Muslim propaganda, whilst ignoring western atrocities.

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

Cosby, she turned you down and refused to swallow the tranquilizer you kept offering here. That's why you are discrediting here now.

[Manzareh]

Obviously agender driven, it's extremely biased. There must be some motivation for her being here pushing a hard line right wing almost neo nazi type cold and persistent approach to religion and race of people.. It's kind of merky, like the type of people that would draw that latest Charlie hebdo headline. I come across European immigrants here in UK all the time, some of them are normal but a lot tend to be very weird, even whites tend to moan about them. So I find it funny how she looks down on others oblivious to the fact of others people doing the same to her.

[Manzareh]

Immigration: Once ‘Pakis’ were abused. Now it’s Europeans who cause alarm – and I’m a ‘good’ immigrant

As some groups have risen in the social acceptability scale, others have fallen, and eastern Europeans are now targeted






At a village hall in Kent last week, I was struck to watch a tall black man with a thick African accent tell the prime minister that he was fed up with seeing European immigrants milking Britain’s benefit system.

After the event, David Cameron’s first campaigning visit before the critical Rochester and Strood byelection, I started a conversation with the questioner. He told me that his name was Steve Mbella and that he was a first-generation immigrant who was grateful for his welcome to Britain, and who thought that a mix of cultures could benefit society.

“What I don’t like is when it is one-sided,” he said. “When people come in and are not going to work, are not going to contribute, but are going to get benefits because they come from a particular region.” The region he was referring to was Europe, eastern Europe to be exact.

Another older, white gentleman agreed. He said these groups had created virtual “ghettos” in this part of Kent and were acting as a drain on local resources, including the NHS. He, too, said that he was not anti-immigration as such, talking positively about the impact of foreign students, and workers from places such as Africa and India.

I suspect the last bit was aimed at me, and it is the type of thing I get a lot these days if I’m talking to people about immigration. People often caveat their concerns with a message I would sum up as this: “It is not folk like you.”

In 2014, I’m a good (second-generation) immigrant, it seems. It wasn’t always thus. Growing up in the 1980s in northwest England, people like me were often the target of immigration fears. Indians, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Sri Lankans – rolled together in the most derogatory moments under the label “Paki” – were the bad guys. It was we who were stretching public services, taking up housing and causing churn in schools. Decades earlier it had been Russians, Jews and the Irish.

These days there is still some negativity, of course, but a more common perception of the Indian community is of contribution via retail, business or the NHS. A positive slant I wish was more often highlighted for others. As some groups have moved up the social acceptability scale, others have slipped down.

I remember writing for the Observer about Somali children being bullied at Birmingham schools, including by other minority groups. The Asians who are still targeted these days tend to be Muslims, as Islamophobia rears its ugly head.

But it is a white group at the centre of the biggest storm.

Freedom of movement of labour within the EU is causing Cameron his biggest headache yet. The large numbers of eastern Europeans able to come freely to Britain because of Brussels say-so has driven the issue of immigration up the list of things that cause people most worry. It is now number two across the country, but interestingly number one in Rochester and Strood.

This helps explain why – when I spoke to the local MP Mark Reckless in the middle of 2013 – he had Romanian and Bulgarian immigration on his mind. He wanted action from his party leader, Cameron. Later that year the prime minister did act to limit immigrants’ access to benefits.

But as we now know, it wasn’t enough to appease Reckless, who went on to become the second Conservative MP to defect to Nigel Farage’s Ukip.

Cameron’s fears about the Ukip onslaught, not least in Rochester and Strood, has led him to make some big promises too. He wants to challenge that fundamental principle of freedom of movement in a renegotiation that could end with Britain leaving the EU. Ed Miliband has also addressed concerns in this newspaper.

People’s worries about immigration are real and legitimate; new arrivals inevitably create challenges for a society that faces rationed public services. But I suspect that whatever happens this year or next – in a general election, EU referendum or beyond – there will always be a group of people creating some level of concern in Britain. It is just not yet clear what they will look like or how they will sound.

Anushka Asthana - Sky News political correspondent

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Britons so ill at ease with immigrants their children cannot play in the streets

leaving Europe would cut net migration from 300,000 to just 30,000 a year by 2018

This latest benefits scam sparked outrage last night.

Loopholes in the system mean cheats are free to return to their homeland while being paid £87.55 a week. Workers from the EU see our 28-week statutory sick pay as easy pocket money.

Some even claim the payments while holding down second jobs back home. The deception was *rumbled by company managers across Britain who say they are *powerless to *act.

The scandal confirms Britain has “lost the plot on immigration,” said a Ukip MEP last night.

It comes days after the Government conceded it was helpless to stop £30million a year in child benefit payments flowing out of Britain for the off-spring of EU migrants working here.

The Department for Work and *Pensions said the system is not abused but admitted it does not keep records on sick pay for migrant workers. But it is worried enough to urge companies to report staff suspected of lying.

Last night a payroll manager at a firm in the South-west employing Polish drivers said one took 16 weeks sick leave last year and has racked up 12 weeks this year.

The company says the man has a second job abroad but as they receive certificates from his Polish doctor the absence goes unchallenged.

Two other drivers have also travelled home while claiming sick pay for long stretches.

The manager said: “Days before the employee is due to return we receive a doctor’s note and just before that expires, we will receive another one, and so it continues.

“How is it right an individual is paid benefits when they are not even in the country? It is happening and there is nothing we can do about it.”

The scam is a particular burden for smaller companies as employers are responsible for sick pay and cannot get a refund. Before rules changed in April this year, firms could claim back the money.

By law, employees can self-certify sickness for seven days. After that, companies can seek a doctor’s note.

Official guidance says notes from GPs are “strong evidence” of legitimate absence – £50million was paid out in the last tax year.

Doctors are told they should not issue sick notes longer than 13 weeks in the first six months of an illness.

Ukip MEP Tim Aker said: “This scandal once again demonstrates the Government has lost the plot on controlling immigration. Britain needs to get a grip and stop those seeking to milk the system. We can only realistically do it by getting out of the EU.”

A DWP spokesman said: “There are already strict rules in place to stop people abusing sick pay.”

Yesterday, when asked about *“benefits tourism,” Work and Pensions *Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said: “A good example of that is The Big Issue, a magazine which is a brilliant idea by a brilliant individual who himself was homeless.

“It is wonderful. But actually what is happening more and more, is people mostly from southern and eastern Europe have ended up being Big Issue sellers and they claim, as self-employed, immediately, tax credits.”

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A massive rise in immigration next year could trigger a devastating crisis in Britain's schools, housing and welfare services, according to a secret Government report leaked to The Mail on Sunday.

The document reveals that every Government department has been ordered to draw up multi-million-pound emergency plans after being told public services face catastrophe as a result of the hundreds of thousands of Eastern Europeans pouring into Britain.
Special investigation

• Polish children dumped by parents heading for Britain

It also warns that a 'step change' in the level of immigration next year could make things even worse, triggering an angry backlash across the country.

The disclosure comes as The Mail on Sunday reveals that the new wave of immigration is causing as much social strife in Eastern Europe as it is in Britain.

Our investigation found Poles are dumping children in local care homes so they can travel to Britain. Some reportedly killed themselves after being left behind.
The leaked document, written by Home Office Minister Joan Ryan, is entitled Migration From Eastern Europe: Impact On Public Services And Community Cohesion.

In stark contrast to the Government's repeated assurances that immigration is under control, it warns:

• Ministers may be forced to abandon their refusal to grant council houses and welfare benefits to workshy new arrivals, creating what Ms Ryan describes as an extra 'pull factor' attracting further immigrants seeking handouts.

• A new army of English language teachers is required to deal with a huge rise in the number of Eastern European children since last September.

• East European immigrants living rough are becoming drunk and aggressive, and flooding homeless hostels.

• The influx of cheap labour is forcing British workers to take pay cuts with 'serious implications' for social tension.

• East European patients are 'blocking' hospital beds because they are ineligible for social care and benefits if they leave.

• Towns and cities hit hardest by the new immigration are demanding millions of pounds of extra money to cope.

The document, marked 'restricted', was written by Ms Ryan on July 19, the day after she submitted a separate report warning that 45,000 'undesirable' migrants from Romania and Bulgaria may settle in the UK when the two nations join the EU next year.
The number of immigrants to Britain since Poland and seven other East European countries joined the EU two years ago is now put at 600,000, compared with the Government's original prediction of between 5,000 and 13,000 a year. Ministers expect this number to rise by up to another 140,000 next year.

Warning of potential chaos for schools, housing and health, Ms Ryan's report says: "All departments have been asked to consider contingency plans...in case of a further step change in the number of new migrants."

The document says foreign workers have helped fill jobs other workers refused to do. But it adds: "There is anecdotal evidence, particularly from Southampton, a port of entry for Eastern Europeans, that the effect of migration...has been to depress wages for low-paid workers.

If this were widely true, or that perception were to spread widely, the implications for community cohesion would be potentially serious."

There were few signs of social disorder involving Eastern European workers but they "feature increasingly in tension reports...and were a recurrent grievance in far-right extremists' material during recent (local) elections".
Some migrants are living in hospitals and mental health units because "there is no ability to provide access to benefits or housing in which on-going care duties could be met".

In conclusion Ms Ryan says: "There are areas in which strains are evident."
Despite the Government's underestimate of the number of migrants, public services had generally coped, the report concluded. But the expected influx of Romanians and Bulgarians meant that this "optimistic assessment may not continue to hold good in, say, a year's time".

[Manzareh]

ImaJew, these are all about people like you. You are looked down on in the UK, its not just about brown or arabs, they prefer us here over you. put some of this into your propaganda aswel

[Bengal_Tiger]

ImaJew, these are all about people like you. You are looked down on in the UK, its not just about brown or arabs, they prefer us here over you. put some of this into your propaganda aswel

ImAjeW is now heading over to Bolivia, to spread propaganda there....



wanna know why?



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[Bengal_Tiger]

Next stop after Bolivia will be a flight back to Europe, but slightly more to the north of Germany, but to Iceland...



wanna know why?




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http://sputniknews.com/europe/20150917/1027158433.html

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Just ONE IN FIVE migrants claiming asylum are from Syria, EU figures show

JUST a fifth of migrants registering for asylum in Europe are from Syria, shocking EU statistics have revealed.

By JAKE BURMAN
PUBLISHED: 00:00, Sat, Sep 19, 2015 | UPDATED: 09:03, Sat, Sep 19, 2015

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Only one in five refugees claiming asylum in Europe are from Syria according to the figuresCampaigners and left-wing MPs have previously blasted the government for doing little to help refugees who they insisted were mainly coming from Syria.
But out of the astonishing 213,000 arrivals the EU logged between April and June, only 44,000 were fleeing the war-torn state.
Sceptics criticised campaigners over the revelation, accusing them of selling a lie about the number of people trying to escape the conflict.
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Conservative MP David Davies claimed the new figures published by Eurostat reveal "the lie peddled in some quarters that vast numbers of those reaching Europe are from Syria".
Mr Davies said: "Most people who are escaping the war will go to camps in Lebanon or Jordan.
"Many of those who have opted to risk their lives to come to Europe have done so for economic reasons."
According to the figures migration for the three months was double the level of the same period last year.
They show that the number of Afghans trying to claim asylum has rocketed from 6,300 to 27,000 - while another 17,700 claims were made by Albanians, whose country is not at war.
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A young refugee rests as she waits to enter a registration camp

This adds to the substantial evidence that there are a large number of economic migrants who are aiming for a better life
Sir Bill Cash

Tory MP Sir Bill Cash said the statistics "make for disturbing reading".
He said: "The whole argument has been made that this influx is all real refugees from Syria whereas this adds to the substantial evidence that there are a large number of economic migrants who are aiming for a better life."
Britain received a total of 7,470 asylum applications across the three months.
David Cameron recently came under fire for failing to join the EU scheme to distribute 160,000 migrants between all 28 member states.
However the Prime Minster has since announced that Britain will house 20,000 Syrians from camps in Jordan and Lebanon - where they have fled to escape the conflict.
But he stopped short of accepting migrants who are already in Europe over fears it would encourage more refugees to make the treacherous journey.
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Yvette Cooper slammed the UK's current scheme, claiming that "it isn't working".
The chair of Labour's refugee task force said: "It ignores the crisis also happening in Europe itself and means Britain has no leverage to get other countries to sign up to help."
But a Home Office spokesman said that claiming asylum in Britain "must not be viewed as an easy means of settlement by those who are not actually refugees."
He said: "We need systems which keep out unfounded claims so we can all respond more quickly and effectively to those genuinely in need of refuge."
EPA
Croatian police control migrants before boarding a trainThe deepening crisis saw two EU member states lock heads yesterday after Hungary confiscated a Croatian train carrying 1,000 migrants into the country.
Hungarian authorities even disarmed the 40 Croatian police officers on board before sending them back to their home land.
Both countries are currently embroiled in a spat which has casted the futures of thousands of migrants in doubt.
Hungarian government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs branded Croatia's foreign minister as a liar after she claimed that the two member states had agreed to "provide a corridor" for the refugees.


http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...-Yvette-Cooper