It's worse than that. They often receive Bürgergeld, Wohngeld, etc. top-ups to their earned income, even if they work full-time, if they aren't married to wealthier Germans and they have low hourly wages.
So, taxpayers pay them to work, but they have full pension obligations.
A lot of work, that now needs to be done, is also a result of them being here. That's exacerbating the shortage in skilled labor.
It's even worse than that. There is websites showing people how to claim benefits not in one EU country but several. It's literally migrant money tourism within the EU. Then they get in to their new Tesla and drive home to the Ukraine over the weekend to chill with the family.
> ..Then they get in to their new Tesla and drive home to the Ukraine over the weekend to chill with the family.
What kind of wild made-up nonsense is that?
Buying a Tesla from benefits? Laughably unrealistic.
How did you come up with such an outrageous claim? Got any "source"?
