In 2015, Angela Merkel opened her heart — and Europe’s borders — to all comers wanting refuge and/or a better life to effectively anyone living east or south east of Germany. Over a million surged towards the country that would welcome them, young men speaking no German expecting luxury cars, luscious women without hijabs, large apartments with a view, free healthcare — a life without care.
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