Will Germans become an appendage to Germany?
11-09-2019 6:14 pmI repeatedly read the other day an interview by Deutsche Welle with professor Herbert Brucker, researcher on international migration and European integration with the Federal Institute for Employment Research in Nurenberg. He basically argues in favor of immigration to Germany, putting the number of needed immigrants at 400.000 a year. According to his estimations, in 20 years one third of the German population will be of foreign origin from 25% today. During the same 20 years, the big cities will see their percentage of immigrants reach 70%. By foreign origin he means immigrants or people with non-German parents or grandparents. He essentially brings two arguments for such an ample demographic change, which I believe to be questionable and contradicted by facts. The first argument is that accepting such a large number of immigrants is necessary to keep the economy competitive against negative
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