Germany starts confiscating refugees’ valuables; Denmark finalizes bill to do same

‘Germany’s southern states are confiscating refugees’ valuables in order to pay for their stay, according to local authorities. It comes as Denmark moves ahead with a plan to do the same, part of a controversial bill aimed at curbing asylum seekers’ rights.

“Cash holdings and valuables can be secured [by the authorities]if they are over €750 (US$810) and if the person has an outstanding bill, or is expected to have one,” Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann told Bild newspaper on Thursday.

The government of Baden-Württemberg has implemented a stricter process, with police confiscating cash and valuables above €350 ($378).

The average amount per person confiscated by authorities in the southern states has so far been “in the four figures,” according to Bild.’

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