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In 2015, Germany made global headlines when it opened its doors to over a million refugees and asylum seekers, mainly from Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan. While Germany’s response was praised by human rights groups at the time, 10 years on, the decision is often referred to as a failed social experiment. Even those with leftwing views have been alarmed at Germany’s decline in safety for families, particularly women and girls.

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