German State Employee Sacked For Uncovering Refugee Welfare Fraud

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An employee of Migrant Reception Agency in the German state of Lower Saxony lost her job after she raised alarm upon uncovering around 300 cases in which her agency had been making fraudulent cash payments to ‘refugees’ for over a period of several months, Austrian newspaper Kronen Zeitung reports.

Migrant Reception Agency tried to hush up the crimes by burying the evidence and firing the whistleblower. With only eight months to go for the country’s parliamentary election, Chancellor Angela Merkel and her government are keen to avoid negative media coverage connected to their overly generous ‘Refugee Policy’.

Migrants getting fake IDs seems to be all the rage in Merkel’s Germany. Last month’s Berlin Christmas market attacker had no less than 14 different IDs. The ISIS-operative was getting welfare payments under several of those identities. With their lax attitude, German authorities are practically aiding and abetting Islamist Jihad in the West by making it so easy for terrorists to get fake identities and receive generous welfare payments.

German language newspaper Kronen Zeitung writes:

According to [German broadcaster] NDR, the employee was hired in the city of Braunschweig as a response to the refugee crisis by the State Refugee Reception Agency (LBA), and assigned with the task of registering asylum seekers. She handed out payment vouchers and pocket money to the refugees as part of her assignments. In course of time she noticed that many refugees had been registered multiple times and had multiple identities, which enabled them to get benefits payments multiple times. Some fraudulent refugees had double entries, others had 3, 4 or even 6 entries — report says.

The employee notified her superiors and wantd to hand over the cases to the police. However, the boss decided to drag out the matter. “They instructed me not to talk to anyone in this regards, I was told to put the files in the basement,” the employee told NDR [broadcaster], “I didn’t want to do that”, she added. This raises suspensions that the agency wanted to cover up the cases connected to welfare fraud. [Author’s translation]

 

Via LI