Germans are now officially a minority in their own country, with Frankfurt declaring that 51.2% of its city’s inhabitants now have immigrant backgrounds.
According to new statistics released in June, Germans are expected to become a minority across other major German cities in the very near future.
Speisa.com reports: There are big differences between Germans and immigrants in family structures, where Germans have far fewer children and far more single households for economics and employment.
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Meanwhile, the proportion of the poor is twice as high among immigrants, while having a much lower employment rate.
Especially immigrant women are less active in the employment market, with 59% in jobs, while 78% of German women work.
The next German cities where Germans are expected to be a minority in the near future are Augsburg and Stuttgart.
They will then enter the range of other European cities such as: London, Amsterdam, Geneva and Brussels, where the ethnic population has been outnumbered.
