The German model, which distributes would-be refugees among states according to tax revenues and population, is seen as more equitable in some ways.
Canada should consider adopting the German model of distributing asylum seekers across the country based on tax revenues and local population, a parliamentary committee has heard.
The idea would be to more fairly share the burden of settling those seeking protection.
Officials in Thuringia propose model under which adult asylum seekers would pay back money after finding a job
Why are British and European politicians obsessed with Denmark's immigration strategy? We uncover the dark reality of the "Danish…
Denmark has slashed asylum numbers by granting only short-term status and by targeting ‘ghettoes’, which critics say has damaged…
Approach modelled on Denmark’s controversial system forms part of home secretary’s changes to asylum system
Bill C-12 includes many changes around border security along with new ineligibility rules for refugee claimants
Report by Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Officer’ warns that backlogs and processing times could add millions in costs.
