Migrant crisis to cost £38BILLION by end of 2017 for Germany ALONE - and bill is rising
A NEW study in Germany puts the cost of the country's refugee crisis at £38billion - and rising.
The German government is reported to already be dreaming up new ways of taxing people - in what is already one of the most heavily taxed countries in the world - to help foot the bill.
If the Cologne experts are correct the German finance ministry will have to seek new credit to pay for the migrants by the end of this year.
The study authors wrote: "A critical review of expenditure is required to avoid new debt."
The figures, which are estimates for this year and next, come at a worrying time for the government which is on the ropes following the mass sexual frenzy in Cologne on New Year's Eve and fighting to restore the trust of voters expected to punish it in vital regional polls in March.
Tensions remain high among many communities in Germany where migrants are housed and police have warned they fear rising levels of violence in the near future.
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