Germany: Fines for the homeless, new homes for refugees

By Stan M 20 November 2018



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The city of Dortmund in North Rhine-Westphalia wants the homeless to pay 20 euros for sleeping in the streets or go to jail.
The office for public order has doubled down and defended its harsh treatment of the less fortunate.
According to broadcaster WDR a total of 464 sanctions against homeless people have already happened and in 265 cases a fine of 20 euros was issued. The other option is going to jail if they are unable to pay.
The chief of the public order office said there were no hunts on the homeless but they needed to act. Research showed other cities in the state simply issuing expulsions from certain areas in such cases.
At the same time Dortmund is housing many refugees in shelters. Other cities in the state have even built houses or entire building complexes for refugees.

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North-Rhine-Westphalia also hosted Bin Laden’s bodyguard and his family from 2008 until 2018 with 1100 euros in social benefits per month until his controversial deportation.



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The Alternative for Germany political party in Essen on the other hand, is currently operating a bus for the homeless to sleep in during the cold winter nights. Some even questioned the motives behind the bus.
Many already feel like second rate citizens in their own countries especially when politicians speak of the great wealth of Germany but seem not to just have forgotten their own poor but are instead intent on punishing them.

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