German District administrator Peter Dreier sent a busload of migrants to Chancellor Angela Merkel’s office in Berlin.
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The town leaders said they can no longer cope with the refugee influx.
** Germany accepted one million unvetted third world migrants in 2015. Germany will accept another million refugees this year.
Euronews reported:
An angry German politician has bused dozens of refugees to Chancellor Angela Merkel’s office in Berlin.
District administrator Peter Dreier arranged the seven-hour journey from Bavaria to show that the region could no longer cope with the refugee influx.
Dreier had warned last year that his district of Landshut had no more space for asylum seekers.
“I am always in favour of giving these people somewhere dignified to live,” he said. “Not in temporary shelters or gymnasiums for months, or anything like that. We just can’t provide proper accommodation for so many people fast enough, which is why we have to make a statement.”
Many people refused to get off the bus. It eventually left for overnight accommodation.
“Using people who are in are need of shelter and protection for a demonstration is in poor taste,” explained politician Katarina Barry, SPD’s general secretary.
Bavaria is the main entry point for people looking for asylum protection in Germany.