'Mutti Merkel' Adjusting her 'refugee' numbers, Report: Authorities expect Up to 1.5 million of refugees.

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'Mutti Merkel' Adjusting her 'refugee' numbers, Report: Authorities expect Up to 1.5 million of refugees. (Ntv). [GoogleTranslate].

"For the fourth quarter 6000-10000 "illegal border crossings" per day would be expected. Every recognized refugee from the region who gets asylum in Germany, could be joined by four to eight members on average"

German authorities expect according to "Bild" newspaper now with considerably more refugees than previously predicted this year. Citing a preserve the confidentiality internal forecast states, authorities have assumed that more asylum seekers came from October to December to 920,000 in Germany. Thus, the number of refugees would rise this year to up to 1.5 million.

So far, the federal government officially goes from 800,000 to one million refugees in this year. Which authorities exactly duties this new internal forecast, in the "Picture" report does not run.

In the authorities paper says' image ", the" migratory pressure "will continue to increase. For the fourth quarter 6000-10000 "illegal border crossings" per day would be expected. This high number of asylum seekers threatened "to be an extreme burden on state and local governments". It threatens a "collapse of the supply". Residential containers and mobile sanitation for refugee shelters were hardly to obtain.

A problem is also the family reunification of recognized asylum seekers, the newspaper quoted further from the paper. "Because of family structures in the countries of origin of the Middle East" could not be excluded that every recognized refugee from the region who gets asylum in Germany, could be joined by four to eight members on average.

The interior minister of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Lorenz Caffier had the "Welt am Sonntag" said he expects this year a total of 1.2 to 1.5 million refugees in Germany.

Federal Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière has repeatedly stressed that it is currently very difficult to determine exact figures. There is uncertainty, because a "significant proportion" of refugees registering deprivation or further draw despite registration to another location.