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| Germany Says It Doesn't Know the Whereabouts of 130,000 Refugees
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com German authorities revealed that they do not know the whereabouts of 130,000 people that entered their country last year, according to a parliament document viewed by AFP on Friday. Out of the 1.1 million asylum seekers that flowed through German borders in 2015, "about 13 percent did not turn up at the reception centers to which they had been directed," the government said in a written reply to a lawmaker's question. Asylum-Seekers in Germany by Country of Origin in 2015 | FindTheData Some of the refugees may have returned to their home countries, have gone on to another country, or went underground, the document said, in addition to the possibility of some repeated registrations of individuals, AFP reports. A spate of New Year's Eve thefts and assaults on women in the city of Cologne, blamed largely on foreigners, caused public uproar. More than 1,000 criminal complaints were filed, more than 400 of those alleging sexual crimes. Two men