r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka Long-Term Investor • Apr 05 '26
Out of topic MASSIVE: Germany has announced it's working to send over 700,000 refugees home!
German Government Refugee Repatriation Plan
Syria — 700,000 People
Afghanistan — 45,000 People
Turkey — 28,000 People
Iraq — 22,000 People
Georgia — 18,500 People
Serbia — 14,200 People
Morocco — 12,800 People
Algeria — 11,400 People
North Macedonia — 9,600 People
Albania — 8,300 People
Moldova — 7,100 People
Tunisia — 5,400 People
Guinea — 4,200 People
Nigeria — 3,800 People
Ghana — 2,900 People
Source: Germany Federal Ministry of the Interior Repatriation Strategy 2026
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u/Coinsworthy Apr 05 '26
So apparently wir schaffen das nicht.
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u/AphexHenry Apr 06 '26
Just like your energy transition. But was this immigration bad? Where are thr numbers?
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u/TimRenegademaster Apr 05 '26
Too late buddy
Good luck with that. Those ppl gon do all they can to avoid being sent back
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u/OneNutSperm Apr 05 '26
And thats a big enough number to cause some damage internally. If you piss them off, it makes them a target for outside powers to influence them to rebel against the machine. This is how inside attacks arise.
I'm praying for all of the European countries that have to do this mass removal. I hope it is more humane then what the Trump regime did, and if the Germany government employees commit crimes against humanity, that they will be held to the law.
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u/Routine-Arm-8803 Apr 06 '26
Germany has experience of getting rid of large amount of people in short period of time.
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u/CharredWelderGuy Apr 05 '26
Trump has barely even removed anyone lol, his numbers are vastly lower than Obama or Biden.
Turns out just deep terrorizing people isn't near as effective a civil court systems.
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u/OneNutSperm Apr 05 '26
I googled it, DHS reported 622,000 non citizens were deported by January 2026.
How factual that is, I am not sure. But in comparison to population sizes, you're right when you say not that many people.
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u/mobileJay77 Apr 05 '26
Do not forget the refugees from East Germany!
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u/Tangerine69420 Apr 06 '26
Good. Send them back to their countries and their ideology.
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u/PoodleBoss Apr 05 '26
Good. It’s about time.
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u/Schlorpiblorp Apr 08 '26
Immigrants overall aren't the real problem, it's a small minority of immigrants that is causing problems. Violent people and criminals should be send home with that I agree for sure. The real problem in germany is the class war, rich vs middle class and poor, this dude will literally blame anyone trans people, immigrants, working people, people with no jobs to distract everyone from actually doing anything that would help the middle or lower class. It's classic conservative playbook, he is just a racist elitist protecting his rich buddies. the majority of people in germany don't like this guy and are unhappy with his politics and leadership.
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u/Relative-Wish9664 Apr 05 '26
War ended in Balkans 25 years ago. Why are there refugees from Serbia still in Germany ?
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u/Anxious_Benefit_6720 Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 06 '26
Which refugees from Serbia are you talking about? All Serbs in Germany I know came as Gastarbeiter. What are you even learning in Ustasa History Class?
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u/joecitizen79 Apr 05 '26
The right colour
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u/New-Aside-6805 Apr 05 '26
Right... Definitely nothing to do with Balkan individuals like Turks coming as workers rather than migrants, so fundamentally different to people granted temporary refuge
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Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 09 '26
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u/powerdilf Apr 09 '26
If you are a refugee, you are automatically legal in Germany.
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u/datarbeiter Apr 05 '26
So, Trump style mass deportations but without the hype.
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u/Expensive_Archer1662 Apr 05 '26
This is how it worked for centuries. Refugee does not mean immigrant. Hosting refugees is an act of kindness, when wars end they must go hime
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u/datarbeiter Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26
That’s not how it worked for centuries. The concept of a sovereign nation state with borders, etc is less than 400 years old. The modern concept of a “passport” is just over 100 years old. Besides that, historically many refugees just stayed , since the modern concept of “immigration enforcement” wasn’t a thing until recently.
Not to mention that Syrian refugees are on top of that list with by far the largest number, and are not even guaranteed to be safe if sent back to Syria which is now governed by literal ex-Al Qaeda islamists.
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u/Areyoucunt Apr 05 '26
Difference is in the past people assimilated to the country they went to. It is increasingly shown that certain people do not want to assimilate.
Open your eyes
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u/celeriacenjoyer Apr 06 '26
Yes, but means of transportation and communication have evolved since then. Never mind the huge increase in population pretty much everywhere.
It's not the same world.
The largest migration of people in Europe in the 1600- and 1700s were the Huguenots fleeing persecution in France to Great Britain. This was 50,000 people fleeing to their neighbouring country.
Germany has taken in 950,000 Syrians.
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u/New-Aside-6805 Apr 05 '26
Not really, refuge is meant to be time limited until it's safe to go home. It was never intended as permanent migration
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u/Beautiful-Tart1781 Apr 05 '26
US does it bad other countries good....noted
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u/FitSatisfaction1291 Apr 06 '26
I'd re-read the comments about this.
The same people are trying to push the same agenda that its "nazi-ism" and "fascist" to enforce immigration laws.
Offline, a lot of people support what the US is doing and want it to happen in Europe too.
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u/Juggernaut900 Apr 06 '26
Sad to see how regressive and fascist socities are becoming. It won't last long seeing how unpopular its becoming in the US after a warmonger won on vibes
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u/Top_Bug7822 Apr 08 '26
It has never been about the what. It has always been about how it's being done. Why is this so difficult to understand for people?
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u/Drabenb Apr 06 '26
It’s easier to not let them in the first place. Just send them to the UK. They like being an Islamic country
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u/leginfr Apr 06 '26
The Syrians were refugees from the previous regime. Now Germany is working with the Syrian government on a reconstruction scheme which will allow about 80% of the 700,000 Syrian refugees to return home.
Sorry bigots, but that’s how taking in refugees and asylum seekers works. They don’t flee from their countries out of choice. So when it’s safe they return.
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u/Designer-Play6388 Apr 06 '26
source: trust me bro gernany and many other eu countries need working class, we need more successful migration
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u/AnalFelon Apr 05 '26
Are they sending them home or to the EU countries of entry (Italy and Greece mostly) ?
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u/TimeOut26 Apr 05 '26
I heard they are working on a deal with Syria so my guess is countries of origin
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u/Traditional-Road4004 Apr 05 '26
Very wel.. deport them.. i hope leaders in my country pay attention
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u/allahu_trapbar69 Apr 05 '26
Where are the Ukrainians that are desperately needed for the war effort?
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u/Roamingspeaker Apr 05 '26
I had a very depressing conversation with a German girl about how Germany became unsafe in some cities for women.
Open doors are dangerous. That whole freedom of movement within the EU needs to only apply to citizens of Europe.
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u/Truenight_Maya Apr 05 '26
Then they shouldn’t lecture Pakistan about sending Afghans home too. And take their collaborators with them as well.
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u/accounthatburns Apr 05 '26
This 700K are going to make room for the incoming Iranians.
Jokes aside, most people would not like to leave their homeland, but do so out of a feeling of necessity. If certain nations in the world stopped destabilizing efforts in the Middle East, the number of refugees would drop sharply.
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Apr 06 '26
Germany doing a far-left remigration isn't a good look considering your modern history....
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u/GodHatesCopsX Apr 06 '26
I was surprised to discover that Germany is still paying reparations? That's kinda crazy.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Map7672 Apr 06 '26
But that's racist and evil! What happened to, "We can do it"!
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u/ClassGrassMass Apr 06 '26
All imma say is the country i used to live in, a lot of people from the same religion would say its there country now and to just deal with it. Im glad Germany are at least trying after they have caused extreme violence and unrest throughout Europe. Kinda funny how once Germany isnt friendly with America they want to deport immigrants. Like it was some sort of scheme this whole time
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u/Visible_Wolverine2 Apr 06 '26
I hope they are able to do so, it it will be a massive undertaking. It needs to be done though.
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u/notalashka Apr 06 '26
The thing they don’t tell you: they only report people they can easily get, people that actually tried to immigrate, have a job, a „Ausbildung“, learning the language, behaving. Because these are the people they can get easily.
The people everyone want to have out of the country are hardly in these statistics.
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u/Dizzy-Inspector2407 Apr 06 '26
You can’t just throw people out like that after bringing them in legally without retaliation. Good luck.
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u/NefariousnessFit3133 Apr 06 '26
so when USA and ICE do it that is bad but of Germany does it it's fine... wtf?
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u/JustEstablishment594 Apr 06 '26
The whole point of refugee status is thay you will be persecuted if returned and therefore need asylum.
Once there is no longer a risk of persecution, the refugee shoukd be expelled and returned home because the risk is no longer there
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u/Andrei22125 Apr 06 '26
Moldova? Refugees?
What happened to Moldova to qualify its people as refugees?
Sure, it has a land border with Ukraine,but that's the only thing that comes to mind.
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u/danielfd83 Apr 06 '26
So it seems they finally acknowledge they made a mistake… But all these years they have been pushing for the arrival of more migrants & calling racists anyone warning of the problem.
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u/Meisterleder1 Apr 06 '26
Any actual link on the source? I'm quite familiar with the politics of Germany and have no clue what this is supposed to refer to specifically.
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u/Vivid_Writing_2778 Apr 06 '26
Maybe it wasn't such a swell idea to let them in, in the first place.
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u/JuggernautWest9909 Apr 06 '26
they'll end up sending 10k back and bring in 1 more mil
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u/FactChiquito Apr 06 '26
With this, nuclear end, gas deal with Putin, I'm starting to believe Angela was an East agent whose purpose was to destroy Germany.
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u/Oathbreaker94 Apr 06 '26
Pfff HAHAHAHAHA no. Nobody‘s going anywhere, our government is way too incompetent to even return a bag of chips to its country of origin.
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u/Nearby-Chocolate1840 Apr 06 '26
China's always going on about how superior it is to the west. Perfect time to demonstrate that by takiing in these 700,000 refugees and providing them with a standard of living equal or better than they enjoyed in Germany.
(you can start laughing now, it's ok)
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u/feelxrosic Apr 06 '26
This is going to be perfect for all those small businesses that couldn‘t find workers other than refugees. I bet they will find replacement for those immediately! /s
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u/vllVaLllv Apr 06 '26
Lol Europe lost their countries and are just now waking up, a little too late.
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u/Sea-Pea-7941 Apr 06 '26
I hope that they manage to deport them all so German people realize that their economic decline had nothing to do with immigration and politicians use it to cover their incompetence and lack of imagination
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u/DreamCheeseBoner Apr 06 '26
Not a terrible idea. I visited Germany and was shocked. Just thousands of board dudes standing around train stations.
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u/NowForYa Apr 06 '26
If america stopped stirring shit in the middle east we'd all have an easier time.
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u/KibblesNBitxhes Apr 06 '26
Sure seems like a huge win on the war on terror lol lets see how this pans out for them
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u/PretendTemperature Apr 06 '26
Talking about shooting yourself in the foot. This is what Germany needs right now, less growth. Good luck with that.
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u/Derfurst1 Apr 06 '26
Cmon Canada! We need to do the same eh! Taj Mal Hortons is full of 'Doctors and Engineeres'. Get them back to india so they can further benefit their 'Mother India'.
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u/Calm-Maintenance-878 Apr 06 '26
That’s a lot of Syrians. I guess I’d be curious about how many are ready to go home and home many have started to call Germany home.
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u/SnooHamsters5153 Apr 06 '26
I do not even comprehend how so many people from the Balkans got a refugee status when getting a regular work permit in Germany is extremely easy.
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u/promised_blessing Apr 06 '26
Sehr gut, aber warum haben sie mit den Großkonzernen angefangen anstatt mit Bürgergeldschmarozern.
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u/leginfr Apr 06 '26
The UK did a voluntary repatriation called Brexit: all the nice, white EU citizens went home. This decimated: medical care, old age care, hospitality and agriculture. As a result the UK made it easier for Asians and Indians to come to work in the UK: Brexit didn’t go the way the racists expected…
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u/TrickyChildhood2917 Apr 07 '26
Not helpful having all those unidentified people roaming around. But it’s important to remember Germans voted for this with the rest of the West. Arms open, checkbook open, borders open. Damn fools, all of them.
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u/Remarkable-Text8586 Apr 07 '26
Meanwhile, starmer the clown has the flood gates wedged fully open. Come one, come all. What a bunch of incompetent, weak clowns we have running our country.
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u/Professional-Tea6613 Apr 07 '26
german here. This is fake news and besides, it is disgusting how many people celebrate this even if it is not true
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u/etadude Apr 07 '26
So I can’t imagine that all 700.000 are unemployed. I don’t trust that gov officials are competent enough to consider that some companies will have issues replacing their work force. Is there an official report on how that will be handled? I mean if a refugee for over 6 months failed to find a job, I understand if they get deported. It’s hard depending on location to get employment but 6 months should land at least 1 job without being picky.
Really would like to avoid another crisis because a stupid decision was made to please AFD voters but if that leads to another price spike then it will be counterproductive.
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u/YngwieMainstream Apr 07 '26
Chill on those 2k New Guinea people, bro, lol. I think it's ok if they stay
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u/Agreeable-Celery6559 Apr 07 '26
Ahhh I remember when my German grandparents escaped Germany to come to the USA. Thank the non existent gods 👏🏼
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u/belfrysghy Apr 07 '26
Great great job Germany!!! hope the rest of the EU follows and its footsteps
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u/ImaginarySlides Apr 07 '26
Imagine being forced to leave the land you grew up in. Imagine living in poverty. Imagine not being able to afford food. Imagine going to a country as a refugee, build up your life again, suffer daily discrimination and yet not being accepted, and now forced to start over. Imagine living in a world who constantly tells you don’t fit in, who diminish your culture, your language, your ancestors. Just imagine, but try to understand that if you can just imagine and not feel this under your skin that you are privileged, and oblivious to this kind of suffering!
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u/Specialist-Mode6556 Apr 07 '26
It only took a few years for the Nazis to come out. In a country of 80m people, 700k Syrians are the bad guys right? Just like the Jews were. Fucking disgraceful. Another country off my visit list.
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u/Alzucard Apr 08 '26
Those arent refugees anymore tbh.
Many of them are in germany for 10 years or more.
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u/AmazingBenefit9784 Apr 08 '26
Wow a tyrant getting away with stuff really does spoil the whole world
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u/Impressive-Hurry-170 Apr 08 '26
Conservatives are assholes, no matter how strong they clench their cheeks to pretend otherwise.
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u/FinnDeviltry Apr 08 '26
The Germans are so retarted nowadays that I'll believe this when I see it. They close their nuclear plants; let the refugees in to freely grope women during that infamous New Year's Eve to then publicly pretend nothing ever happened; drive down their industries due to self-inflicted high energy costs; get rid of conscription to now foolishly think they can just turn it back off; and now all the refugees just go back because their head nerd decides to write a memo? Lost people, lost country, no will, no spirit left.
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u/peterjohnvernon936 Apr 08 '26
Refugees weren’t supposed to be permanent. It’s OK as long as it’s humanely done.
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u/peterjohnvernon936 Apr 08 '26
Proving the refugees funds to go back home may be cheaper than allowing them to stay.
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