Germany is taking stock of its ten-year effort to integrate over 200,000 refugees who arrived in the country since 2015. The data analysis includes information on asylum processing, integration programs, and public sentiment, revealing both the progress made and the unresolved challenges. This evaluation aims to inform future policies on migration and integration.
The refugee influx since 2015 has been a pivotal moment in Germany’s history, testing its social cohesion and political resilience. While the country has made strides in providing housing, education, and employment opportunities for refugees, concerns remain about long-term integration and societal acceptance. Officials are now scrutinizing the effectiveness of current policies and potential areas for improvement.