Fresh figures have ignited debate in Germany, showing only 993 asylum applications rejected compared to around 139,000 new arrivals this year.
The sharp contrast between the low number of rejections and the high influx of newcomers has triggered political and public discussions. Critics argue this reflects a “policy shift” toward greater openness to migration, while supporters emphasize Germany’s humanitarian duty to accept those seeking protection.
Political parties and analysts are now debating whether these figures signal a deliberate change in asylum policy or are simply the result of procedural adjustments and global crises.
Sources - Agencies
