Immigration Issues in Germany and Immigration Country without Immigration Policy

Abstract

Since the World War II, especially the unity of Germany in 1990s, Germany has become a virtual non-typical immigration country gradually, and the immigration issues have become the core of social issues. Disbelief and defence psychology has existed widely among the native Germany and the immigrators, therefore, a series of the violence and antialien actions have been generated. The reason behind is that the two classes, Germany political party government and the masses, are reluctant to admit Germany existing as a virtual non-typical immigration country. Since 2001, Germany has prepared to establish a new immigration policy in order to resolve the immigration issues.