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BERLIN, GERMANY - MAY 10: Reinhard Fischer, who works for the city's Administration for Education, Youth and Science, points to a map of Germany as he leads men from Syria and Iraq in a class to instruct them in Germany's democratic political system at the shelter for refugees and migrants where the men live in Marienfelde district on May 10, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. Fischer and a collegue are holding four weekly educational sessions at the shelter and teach similar classes at shelters across the city. The shelter currently houses approximately 450 people, the majority of whom are still waiting for their asylum applications to be processed. Most of the residents come from countries including Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Iran, as well as Lebanon, Turkey and Chechnya, and half of them are under 18, as the shelter only admits families. Most of the children go to local schools and German has become their common language. Germany took in over one million refugees and migrants between 2015 and 2016. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)