Has it though?
See? Thats masterful policy...great changes and you didn't even get it!
Some changes:
Änderungen im Asylrecht 2015 (Asylpaket I)
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fl%C3%BCchtlingskrise_ab_2015_in_Deutschland#%C3%84nderungen_im_Asylrecht_2015_(Asylpaket_I)
Änderungen im Asylrecht 2016 (Asylpaket II)
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asylrecht_(Deutschland)#%C3%84nderungen_im_Asylrecht_2016_(Asylpaket_II)
The allowances for church asylum had been tightened so much that the cases are down to only a few cases anymore from several hundreds.
migazin.de/2019/03/06/druck-zeigt-wirkung-zahl-der-kirchenasyle-stark-zurueckgegangen/
We now have "Ankerzentren" Lager...
Right now in discussion:
- less money for refugees
- criminalization of Flüchtlingsräte and help to avoid deportations
Here in short an english summary:
rumoursaboutgermany.info/7-recent-changes-to-germanys-asylum-process/
Time is working against the AfD. With every year the refugee crisis fades into memory,
Well...for those many for whose the unhappiness about the disorderly mass immigration was the main argument to vote for the AfD that would be good news.
Tightened asylum laws, a down trickle of incoming numbers (with abit of foreign help like the closed italian harbors for NGOs)...you can't say the AfD did not achieve anything. :)
Even CNN has given up on Merkel....
Why Angela Merkel is no longer the 'refugee chancellor'
edition.cnn.com/2018/07/06/europe/angela-merkel-migration-germany-intl/index.html
"To pretend there is still a welcoming environment in Germany is wrong," said Kopp. "The Merkel of summer 2015 -- the refugee chancellor -- doesn't exist any more."
I guess if really 80% of the german population had been soooo happy with things are run, why change a thing? And you know Merkel...she is the greatest opportunist, always swaying with the mood! :)
So there are many reasons to be optimistic over the future.
Optimism for a good future isn't necessarily dependent on the number of immigrants...not with the upcoming digital revolution!!