Senior citizens living in an apartment complex in the German town of Bargteheide were told to leave their homes because the building was to be demolished. Now, after they’ve all moved out, it transpires the building won’t be demolished after all. Instead, asylum seekers are to move into the now-vacant property.

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Senior citizens living in an apartment complex in the German town of Bargteheide were told to leave their homes because the building was to be demolished. Now, after they’ve all moved out, it transpires the building won’t be demolished after all. Instead, asylum seekers are to move into the now-vacant property. The decision was signed off by a majority of the municipal council and the town’s building committee.

12:11 AM · Jun 16, 2025

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