&gt; First, Germany has a problem with social support even for Germans, Hartz 4 is horribly low and injust.<p>Hartz 4 (long-term unemplyment aid) is basically what the country can sustainably pay without getting into the same debt spiral of Greece, etc. It&#x27;s enough to survive, but not much more.<p>&gt; Financial social support is one of the problems currently with the immigrants: It is basically non-existant. No EU region has a lower median salary than this.<p>During the processing of their asyl request, immigrants get money for housing, food, basic medical services and 140 Euro&#x2F;month for leisure. Once their asyl request is accepted, they are entitled to the same social aid as any German. But you need to see money in context. Other European countries have a much lower cost of living.<p>&gt; Second, Immigrants are not guests, they are immigrants or fugitives, and possibly supposed to stay.<p>Immigrants who are not fleeing from a humanitarian crisis get denied asyl and are expelled.