Germany's Struggle with Migrant Influx and EU Migration Rules

Shelters for migrants in Germany, particularly in Berlin, are reaching capacity as the number of asylum seekers continues to rise. More than 10,000 migrants have applied for asylum in Berlin this year, overwhelming the city's existing accommodations. The lack of space and funds for migrants and Ukrainian refugees is a nationwide issue, with local and state officials demanding more support from the federal government. Germany has seen a shift in attitudes towards migrants, with the far-right Alternative for Germany party exploiting the hardening sentiment. Despite the challenges, migrants who make it to Germany are generally grateful for the opportunity and hope for a better future.