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FINLAND: INTERIOR MINISTRY ADMITS 2/3 OF “REFUGEES” TO FINLAND (20 000) ARE FRAUDS, WILL BE DEPORTED…….

And I deeply suspect that the remaining 1/3 are also as well.

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Interior Ministry: Finland set to reject two thirds of asylum seekers

Ahead of the Malta summit on the migrant issue, Finnish officials warn of a dire shortage of places to accommodate asylum seekers and say that most applications will be turned down.

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Tent housing in Pansio, near Turku in September – when the weather was still warm. Image: Kimmo Gustafsson/ Yle

Interior Minister Petteri Orpo estimates that two thirds of asylum seekers come to Finland in hopes of a better standard of living.

Orpo said on Wednesday that he is concerned that the number of asylum seekers could break up the Schengen Area. He says this is because various countries are increasingly making selfish decisions, and that this can be seen particularly in the eastern Balkans.

With winter closing in, Sweden has already announced that it can only offer tents to new arrivals. Finland too is working on plans to offer shelter in tents and containers.

Orpo: Hotspot in Sweden?

In Orpo’s view, a so-called hotspot processing centre should be set up as soon as possible in southern Sweden. Under an EU plan agreed in September, these centres are tasked with registering and fingerprinting new arrivals, and separating genuine refugees from other migrants.

Orpo’s comments come as the number of asylum seekers arriving in Finland registers a new uptick. In October 7,058 asylum seekers arrived in Finland, mostly through the northern border town of Tornio. So far this year 27,000 asylum seekers have arrived in Finland.

Most of the recent arrivals have been from Afghanistan. In relation to its own size, Finland has received the fourth-largest number of asylum seekers in Europe.

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NOTE: Just think of all that money (that the Finnish state has had to borrow, with interest) wasted in dealing with these miscreants.

2 Responses

  1. Now why can’t the German interior minister admit the same thing?

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