Housing for homeless locals, deportation of foreigners
The AfD wants to provide city-owned micro-apartments for a transitional period to homeless people from the Hamburg area and move the long-term homeless into city-owned housing. Homeless foreigners, by contrast, are to be consistently returned to their home countries. The winter emergency program would remain for homeless people from elsewhere.
More and more people in Hamburg have no home. The AfD wants to give homeless locals small apartments. The city would own these apartments. Homeless foreigners should go back to their home countries. Others can still use the winter shelter program.
The micro-apartments would be about the size of small student apartments. For younger homeless people, social measures to help them integrate into society would be added to housing. According to the program, two-thirds of Hamburg's homeless are foreigners, for whom it says their home countries are primarily responsible.
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„Für kurzfristig obdachlos gewordene Menschen aus dem Hamburger Raum können Mikroappartements in städtischem Eigentum in der Größe von kleineren Studentenappartements für eine Übergangszeit zur Verfügung zu stellen.“Translation: For people from the Hamburg area who have recently become homeless, city-owned micro-apartments the size of smaller student apartments can be provided for a transitional period.
Placement
- Economyleaning more state
The city is to provide its own housing for homeless people, expanding public services.
- Migrationclearly restrictive
Homelessness is to become grounds for consistently returning foreigners to their home countries.