Migration policy makes integration difficult: uncertainty increases dramatically!

Migration policy makes integration difficult: uncertainty increases dramatically!

Kleinstadt, Deutschland - On June 19, 2025, Diakonie Germany made alarming statements about the situation of migrants on the occasion of the upcoming World Refugee Day: inside and refugee people in Germany. A flash survey carried out under migration consultations shows that more than 90 percent of the advice centers observe a noticeable uncertainty among those seeking advice. The reasons are multi -layered: A are not only delayed when accessing the job market and overloading schools and daycare centers, but also the tense living space situation plays a crucial role.

The consultants report on a dramatic increase in psychological stress, which can be found among the refugees and migrants: inside. Almost 69 percent of the specialists notice retraumatizations, while 58 percent report on stagnating integration processes. These are all factors that can have a lasting impact on social cohesion. The fact that a third of the respondents are particularly qualified is particularly concerned about the fact that they have a well -qualified migrant: inside, who are thinking about leaving Germany.

The challenges of current migration policy

As can be seen from the survey, these uncertainties and pressure are increased primarily by the applicable asylum and migration policy provisions. One of the latest changes is the suspension of family reunification for those who are entitled to subsidiary and the end of the relieved naturalization. These political framework helps to ensure that migrants are increasingly under pressure on the inside and stuck in precarious employment relationships for fear of possible residence law.

The greatest obstacles to successful integration were also raised among the consultants. These include:

• Current social and political mood (75 percent)
• suspension of family reunification (70 percent)
• long procedural times (63 percent)
• Delayed access to the labor market (60 percent)
• Restrictions on integration and language courses (69 percent)
• Missing daycare and school places (52 percent)
• living space requirements (59 percent)

The consulting specialists therefore call for an integration -friendly and socially safe policy to promote the participation and participation of all people. With regard to integration, the federal program "Social Cohesion" (BGZ) also plays an important role. According to the BAMF, this program aims to promote projects, create social contacts and a strong sense of belonging. In companies in particular, this can have positive effects: the social skills of the employees increase, and the working atmosphere benefits from more intercultural cooperation.

psychological stress and support

The psychological stress among migrants: inside are also a decisive topic. According to an investigation, two thirds of all refugees in Germany are affected by mental illnesses. In humans such as Akono, a refugee young man from Nigeria, these burdens are expressed in social isolation and depression. Akono lives in a refugee facility and sees himself powerless in his situation, while at the same time suffering from the pressure of his family, who forces him back to his old homeland.

That is why it is essential that psychosocial care in Germany is improved for migrants: on the inside. Intercultural -competent therapist: Interior and supporting organizations are crucial in order to facilitate people's arrival in new society. Information on this is available via local integration or foreigners and migration consultations.

Overall, it should be noted that the challenges in the field of migration and integration are diverse. It is all the more important that politics and society work together on solutions that meet the needs of everyone involved and enable real participation.