On the
Norwegian taxpayers' Krone (about 8 to the US dollar);
Three goverment ministers proposed boosting this year’s state
budget by another NOK 227.1 million, in order to register and
accommodate the large numbers of refugees who have been arriving in
Norway since May. The money will mostly go towards funding police
efforts to process them all, and to more quickly settle those granted
asylum in local communities.
Other funds;
NOK 5 million was allocated to the state immigration agency.... UDI [which] needs to greatly expand capacity
at its reception centers and to establish new asylum centers. The
situation now...is “extremely demanding.”
.... another NOK 3 million to help meet the
needs of young asylum seekers under the age of 18 who’ve been arriving
alone in much larger numbers as well. The state children’s welfare
agency Barnevernet will get another NOK 65 million to establish
new homes for the underage refugees by expanding it care centers,
according to government minister Solveig Horne.
.... NOK 5 million was also
earmarked to help refugees with psychological problems resulting from
trauma, since many are coming from war zones and areas where terrorists
have seized control.
Thanks, Barack.
An additional NOK 50 million was also earmarked to help speed up
settlement of refugees in community through subsidized rental units....And NOK 47.1 million was
proposed in additional funding for Norway’s participation for the Triton
refugee rescue operation in the Mediterranean, which has cost more to
operate than expected.
Though no Balkanese need apply;
[Prime Minister Erna] Solberg said Norway would help those who arrive in Norway but claimed
her government still advocated “restrictive” asylum policies. “We must
remember that many of those coming now are not from Syria,” Solberg told
DN. “When a huge movement first starts, others join in. Germany has a
big challenge with asylum seekers from the Balkans. Norway doesn’t,
because we have been clear and consistent that refugees from the Balkans
will not be approved.”
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