Family of asylum seekers via Heute.at Germany’s spiraling welfare costs have reached a historic record, with newly released government data revealing the country spent €46.7 billion ($53.2 billion) on so-called “citizens’ money” in 2024—a staggering 10 percent increase over the previous year. The primary driver? Mass immigration and a growing welfare-dependent migrant underclass. Perplexingly, more than half of all recipients of “citizens’ money” are not German passport holders, according to figures from the Federal Employment Agency (BA). In the 15 to 25-year age group, the share of foreign welfare recipients rises to a shocking 71.3 percent. Since Angela Merkel’s disastrous open-border policy in 2015-2016, which saw over a million migrants admitted, the long-term burden on the German taxpayer has only deepened. Payments to foreigners have…
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