International Migration and Refugee Law. Does Germany's Migration Policy Toward Syrian Refugees Comply?

The book delves into Germany's response to the 2016 refugee crisis, highlighting the government's commitment to accommodate around 800,000 refugees with a budget of $6.6 billion. Chancellor Angela Merkel's declaration of no legal limit on asylum seekers underscores the country's open-border policy amid the largest refugee influx since World War II, driven primarily by the Syrian conflict. The narrative explores the implications of this humanitarian approach and the challenges faced by the nation in integrating such a vast number of newcomers.