Denmark's Immigration minister Rasmus Stoklund: European asylum system is broken | DW News

Denmark is known for is strict migration policy in Europe. The asylum numbers in Denmark per capita of the population are low compared to its European neighbors. The new minister for immigration and integration, Rasmus Stoklund, told Deutsche Welle, he thinks "the  European asylum system is broken in general."  It is not acceptable for him, that human smugglers control who gets access to Europe and who does not. "That is why we want to establish a new system where we can help a lot more people, but help them in the third world and help them close to the conflicts around the world instead of helping a few number of relatively privileged people here in in the western part of the world, again in Europe", said Rasmus Stoklund in Berlin after visiting his German counterpart, home affairs minister, Alexander Dobrindt.

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Post from DW News on December 02, 2025

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