Thousands of people live in Germany’s former Tegel Airport, which has been converted into a massive asylum accommodation. However, living conditions there are described as “catastrophic” despite taxpayers footing a bill that costs nearly a million euros every day and rates per tenant that rival four-star hotels. The tent city there holds approximately 4,000 people, … Continue reading €290 million a year: Germany’s most expensive asylum center is filled with violence, ethnic tensions, and terrible food