Goslar Mayor Welcomes Migrants Despite Critics

GOSLAR, GERMANY - AUGUST 29: People walk past half-timbered houses typical of traditional central German historical towns on August 29, 2015 in Goslar, Germany. Goslar town Mayor Oliver Junk has been outspoken in seeing foreign migrants and refugees seeking asylum and a better future for themselves in Germany as an opportunity for Goslar, which is otherwise losing an average of 2,000 residents a year due to demographics and Germany's low birth rate. So far 200 migrants now live in Goslar as well as another 1,000 in nearby communities. Germany is expecting to absorb a record number of 800,000 asylum-seekers this year and the country is struggling to cope with the daily influx. (Photo by Nigel Treblin/Getty Images)
GOSLAR, GERMANY - AUGUST 29: People walk past half-timbered houses typical of traditional central German historical towns on August 29, 2015 in Goslar, Germany. Goslar town Mayor Oliver Junk has been outspoken in seeing foreign migrants and refugees seeking asylum and a better future for themselves in Germany as an opportunity for Goslar, which is otherwise losing an average of 2,000 residents a year due to demographics and Germany's low birth rate. So far 200 migrants now live in Goslar as well as another 1,000 in nearby communities. Germany is expecting to absorb a record number of 800,000 asylum-seekers this year and the country is struggling to cope with the daily influx. (Photo by Nigel Treblin/Getty Images)
Goslar Mayor Welcomes Migrants Despite Critics
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