Foreign Migrants Represent Almost 60% of Violent Crime Suspects in Germany

Written by Paul Joseph Watson, via Modernity.news

According to the latest data released by the German federal government, foreign migrants are suspected in almost 6 out of every 10 violent crimes in the country. Despite making up only about 14.6% of the total population, foreign migrants accounted for 58.5% of all violent crimes.

Foreigners and Violent Crime in Germany

Foreign individuals without a German passport comprise 111,517 of the total 190,605 suspects implicated in violent crimes across the country. The Federal Criminal Police Office released these statistics, which were subsequently reported by broadcaster NTV.

Increasing Crime Rates Among Non-Germans

The number of non-German individuals suspected of violent crimes increased by 14.5% from the previous year. Furthermore, foreign migrants are also suspected in 187,000 of the total 424,000 theft cases. Breitbart reports that "excluding immigration crimes, the number of non-Germans suspected of any crime rose by 17.8 per cent in 2023 to 923,269 suspects, representing nearly half of the 2.25 million total suspected criminals last year." NTV attempted to rationalize the high rates of criminal activity among foreign migrants by suggesting that exposure to violence in their home countries could "lower the threshold for using violence."

Exclusions and Limitations

It's worth noting that these figures do not include foreign migrants who have subsequently obtained German citizenship or those who have a foreign migration background through one of their parents. Andrea Lindholz, a member of the Bundestag parliament for the centre-right Christian Social Union (CSU) party, stated that Germany is nearing its "limit" in its "ability to integrate" migrants, and emphasized that integration comes with significant costs.

Public Opinion and Government Response

Despite the establishment's attempts to label those opposing mass migration as right-wing extremists, there is now a majority opposition to mass migration among Germans. Following a significant increase in migrant crime, the German government has pledged to increase deportations of foreign criminals. The anti-mass migration AfD is currently the second largest party in Germany and enjoys the most popularity among young people. However, the federal government is attempting to ban it in the name of 'preserving democracy'.

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Article by Tyler Durden

Published on Fri, 05/10/2024 - 05:00

Closing Thoughts

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