Germans wanting to aid refugees now at risk of bankruptcy
"Our interior ministry promised us that our responsibility would 100 percent end after the refugees were granted asylum here," Grothe said. "Now the job centers are saying 'Your obligation is still in place and we want the money back that we paid for your refugees!'"
Grothe sounds angry when he's talking about the issue because some of his fellow guarantors are getting desperate. For a Syrian family of four, the costs they are supposedly obliged to meet can reach up to 14,000 Euros every six months.
It's all fun and games, kamēr var tikumsignalizēt, neuzņemoties nekādu personīgu atbildību. Ne tik labā omā, kad altruisms uz citu rēķina vairs neiet cauri.:)
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