Campeador"The government passed a law that allows them to take 1.5 billion euros from the liquidity reserve of the public health care fund (10 billion euros in total, paid by all members and additionally by the taxpayer) and to give that money to refugees / asylum seekers."
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/europes-current-economy/germany-refugee-crisis-leads-to-raiding-healthcare-funds/
I follow European Healthcare and I could not find any bill or legislation that indicated the use of healthcare funds for immigrants. But what I did find was another piece of legislation that went towards the asylum seekers. Let me explain why, once again, you are wrong about it going to economic migrants and illegal immigrants. Firstly, it is for legitimate asylum seekers only. But, lets explain this bill a little more in depth.
This is a bill that will take money from the healthcare fund that will be used for refugees to take integration courses or they will be denied residency permits? Those who decided to undergo the 3 year program would automatically be permitted to stay in the country, and their visa would be extended 6 months upon graduation to find work, and if they found work, extended an additional two years.
You know what it also did? It relaxed the antiquated laws surrounding asylum and employment. Up until that bill, no person with unclear visa status, regardless of race, religion, age, or gender could be hired for a position unless it had been empty for 3 years because no EU or German citizen had taken it. Now, refugees can take up those contract jobs immediately, while those with unclear asylum status would be able to work under an 8-cents-job scheme that involves cleaning and serving meals in asylum shelters.
If you want a clean summary:
Integration Courses. Courses on German culture, society and values will be expanded from 60 hours to 100 hours. The number of available slots will be increased from 20,000 to 200,000 nationwide. The courses will be obligatory for all asylum seekers; those who refuse to attend will have their social welfare benefits cut.
Language Courses. Asylum seekers will now be allowed to apply for language courses six weeks after arriving in Germany (compared to three months before) and regardless of whether their asylum applications have been processed. All refugees seeking permanent residency must be proficient in German.
Work Programs. The government will create 100,000 low-wage jobs paying around one euro an hour. Refugees who refuse to work will have their benefits cut.
Labor Laws. Existing labor laws will be relaxed to encourage German companies to hire refugees, even if better qualified German or EU citizens are available for an advertised position.
Preventing Ghettoes. The new law will authorize regional governments to determine where refugees will live, either by allocating or banning them from certain areas, for the next three years. The objective is to prevent refugees from settling in migrant ghettoes.
Permanent Residency. Refugees who are proficient in German and can provide for their own upkeep in Germany can apply for permanent residency after five years; those with exceptional German skills can do so after three years.
Aren't you the one harping about how asylum seekers are ruining the European and American cultures? Shouldn't this bill be somewhat appealing to you as it is at least a temporary fix to your problem?