Only a tiny percentage of attempts by the German government to send asylum seekers back to other European Union countries succeeded, according to government figures. Germany submitted 74,622 requests in 2023 for other EU countries to accept migrants based on the so-called Dublin rules, which require asylum claims to be processed in the first EU country in which a migrant is registered. But only 5,053 people were actually sent to other countries, according to the German government. The information was obtained by the opposition conservative CDU/CSU bloc in response to a parliamentary request. T…