According to a new study, around 14 percent of the unemployed are immigrants.
For example, 26 percent of all people who are registered as unemployed at the job centres now have no German nationality. Among the Hartz IV recipients, the proportion of foreign citizens is one-third. These figures are alarming as they show an increasing trend. It is impossible to predict how this trend will develop. If the number of immigrants remains consistently high, unemployment figures will probably change. What you can see from this is that immigrants find it hard to find a job in Germany.
In addition, the immigration takes away jobs in the lower wage range. The social gap is widening and can lead to unrest.
I do not think that will change. A migration stop is also defined in such a way that it can be circumvented.
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