EU foresees up to 3 million more asylum seekers by 2016
The 204 page forecast in the European economy study predicts 3 million additional asylum seekers could enter the 28 member bloc by end of next year. Frontex reports over 700,000 arrivals so far this year as Sweden seeks emergency EU aid amid strains on resources. The Commission notes a modest economic boost from higher government spending and a larger labor pool.
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Sweden warns it cannot guarantee refugees housing
Sweden's migration minister said the government may not be able to provide accommodation for all arriving refugees as EU emergency aid is sought. The Migration Agency plans to shelter around 50 refugees at its headquarters and forecasts up to 190,000 asylum seekers this year. UNHCR notes ongoing arrivals in Europe, with more than 760,000 crossing the Mediterranean so far this year seeking safety from wars in Syria Afghanistan Iraq and other regions.
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German coalition agrees to speed up asylum process
The ruling parties struck a deal to accelerate asylum reviews for migrants with weak claims. They plan three to five special centers for safe country entrants and those with no solid claim, with deportations likely and social benefits limited to the district of registration.
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