1. Immigration
- Seen with blue eyes

2. Definition
According to the Oxford dictionary, the definition of “immigration” is:
The process of coming to live permanently in a country that is not your own.

3. Immigration in the past
1945
7-8 % of the Danish population was German immigrants
1967
Immigrants from the East - Turkey, Marocco, Jugoslavia, and Pakistan
1980s and 90s
Immigrants from the Middle East
1956
1000 Hungarian immigrants
1983
The law for immigrants
After 2001
Cutbacks of the law
1970s
Immigrants from dictatorships - Greece, Spain and Portugal
1518
First Dutch immigrants

4. Immigration in the present
Every year thousands of poverty fleeing, are trying to get to Europe, to create a better future for themselves and their family.
In 2011 about. 3,800 persons applied for asylum in Denmark, 3,400 cases were completed and about. 33% were granted asylum
In 2011 the largest groups of asylum seekers were from Afghanistan, Iran, Syria, Serbia and Russia.

5. Danish political opinions
The red parties:
Equality
Shared responsibility
Community
The blue parties:
Everyone is the architect of his own fortune
Freedom
Competitiveness

6. The danish society compared to an island
A closed society
You have to adapt to the society's traditions and daily routines
Agersø

7. Political issues
Why do one of the richest and most developed countries in Europe have such a tight immigration policy?
And why do we only receive such a small percentage of our refugees in Europe?

8. Debatten

10. Debatten

11. Free discussion Immigration in the globalized world
How do you define a Dane?
Do you think that the danes will be a minority in Denmark in the future?
How do you think the future will be like in Denmark?