Your welcome to keep them too, just dont come looking to the UK and the rest of the EU for a hand out to pay for them
€50 billion cost by 2017 lol
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/germany/12135244/Migrant-crisis-to-cost-Germany-50-billion-by-2017.html
Thank god for Brexit.
p.s. the link to your "crime" stats state "Worries" i.e. not actual crimes
I didnt see that post so let me answer it for you because you are too lazy to research the IfO and similiar studies zz....:
These studies are under the premise that the number of new refugee stays at the same level as of 2015 (as of july 2016 we had nearly no new refugees in comparison to 2015) and addition they only calculate gross expenses.
If you look at studies which included taxes, working refugees and so on germany will have a net positive economical effect from the refugees beginning 2020-2022 depending on numbers used (IMF, IfO, Deutsche Bundesbank).
@numbeo
Mark i think you should take a closer look at this website.
The first paragraph states:
Level of crime = Crime Rate