How many #refugees can we take in? EU policy to date has led to overcrowded refugee shelters, interminably long queues outside aliens’ registration offices - and thousands of people drowning in the Mediterranean. The decisions taken by the powers-that-be might sound abstract - but the ordeals of the individuals involved are all too real. What should we do, and how should we regulate immigration in the future?
Salahdin, a politician with Germany’s conservative Christian Democrats, and Maura, an activist with a pro-refugee NGO, have different stances and answers on the issue. That’s no surprise - but perhaps there are areas that they do agree on? 
In the Moodring, two people who would probably never have met in real life sit down to talk. They are confronted with statements they react to on the spot. Their reaction determines the lighting: red when they agree and blue when they disagree.
#migration #refugees #entr
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:57 We need to limit migration. 
02:46 Migration enables cultural exchange. 
04:44 The EU has double standards regarding refugees.
07:13 Refugee and migration routes should be legalized. 
09:21 All EU countries should accept equal numbers of refugees.
11:09 Conclusion
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CREDITS:
Author: Shaheen Welling
Editorial Lead: Lukas Hansen
Camera: Lars Bäßler, Neven Hillebrands
Edit: Neven Hillebrands
Voices: Kimberley Gill, Madelaine Pitt, Paul Jäger
Set Design: Neven Hillebrands
Format Development: Alina Fichter, Lukas Hansen, Robin Marx, A. K. Thüringer
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