After 91% of German town rejected migrant container village, mayor says they’ll get migrant tents instead
Non-European migrants are being forced on citizens across Germany despite the will of voters. Germans keep voting against migrants in various referendums in the northeastern state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, but leaders in the state consistently respond by vowing to bring migrants into their towns and cities anyway. In the latest case, an overwhelming 91.4 percent of Germans living in Grevesmühle voted in a referendum against a container village, but the mayor says that he will push to move in migrant tents despite the vote.













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