Why does Japan never accept its fellow refugees?

90% of the refugees are young people in their twenties, full of energy. In other words, these so-called "refugees" are self-sufficient and strong, but these young and strong men want to live easily with the support of other countries and take advantage of their sympathy to survive, even without any social registration. They want to live in a rich country, or a relatively rich country, so as to ensure support after entering these countries. "Escape from the war" is just a good excuse. The Japanese know that these refugees seldom work hard for their own lives. If they enter Japan, why should their government pay for the life of the refugees?

The qualified rate of refugees in Japan is only 0.2%. According to the statistics of the United Nations senior law firm, the total number of people displaced by war in the world has exceeded 65.6 million, reaching an unprecedented scale. However, under such an environmental background, Japan strengthened the review of refugee qualifications in June 20 18, making it even rarer for refugees to survive in Japan through the review.

This is mainly because when Japan agreed to accept refugees, many Southeast Asians who were not refugees also took the opportunity to apply for refugee status from the government in order to get more welfare support in a better country. This is because Japan, a small island country, is facing population, land pressure and economic pressure. In order to completely eradicate this phenomenon, the Japanese government abolished the employment qualification of refugees in 20 18 and informed the embassies of various countries about it. At the same time, this incident has also made Japan's review of refugees more stringent.

These refugees are highly violent. We are not talking about those who harass girls in swimming pools, but those who attack violently. They are really not refugees, but thugs. Why are there so many violent attacks only in countries that receive refugees? Because these refugees don't accept the law and think that a refugee has privileges. They don't even want to hear that the war is over, because then they have to go home. As a refugee, there are not too many cultural and legal restrictions, which is very confusing for the receiving country.