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A citizen from Brandenburg wrote that he is a German without a migration background, has been working for around 20 years in a well-paid job, owns his own house and a hybrid SUV, and pays many taxes. He should actually vote for the AfD because of this, he explained, but because he does not consider himself stupid, he will never do that. #Politik #Deutschland #Wahlen (translated)

The author questioned why there was still no information about the investigations against a migration activist. He claimed she had driven the getaway car of the six-time murderer from Stade and was the mother-in-law of an SPD politician. Additionally, he asked whether the families of the killed should also lose hope for justice because of this. #Gerechtigkeit #Ermittlungen #Migration #DE (translated)

Miss Meyer asked at school where one could no longer shop these days and mentioned BMW, Rossmann, Edeka, Vorwerk, and Fritz-Kola. If this continues, she wrote, one would soon have to become self-sufficient, but jokingly warned that even potatoes have a migration background. https://t.co/9Q8gWcd1WI #Einkauf #Selbstversorgung #Migrationshintergrund (translated)

LilitThyra wrote that in Germany, 148,000 people are wanted by arrest warrants. Almost 90 percent of them have a foreign passport. The state police often lack the personnel for targeted investigations, and arrests usually occur randomly. The figures are a clear indication that migration policy has failed. #Migration #Sicherheit #Kriminalität (translated)

Apollo News wrote that the Merz government is promoting a "migration change." New figures showed that family reunification has hardly decreased and even increased in the third quarter. At the same time, significantly fewer individuals subject to deportation were expelled. https://t.co/704OjjssVf #Migration #Familiennachzug #Politik (translated)

Snicklink claimed that the emerging civil war-like situation in Europe, characterized by oppositions between right and left, Christians and Muslims, as well as supporters and opponents of migration, was not the unintended consequence of various events and developments. He wrote that it was rather their actual and sole purpose. #Europa #Gesellschaft #Spaltung (translated)

GLUT wrote that a turnaround in migration policy has been repeatedly invoked in public. This refers to a decline in asylum immigration compared to previous years, but according to GLUT, there can be no talk of a real turnaround. To support this, GLUT referred to a research by Spreeathen1. https://t.co/uT75D0e5RD https://t.co/YtqTq0aFdc #Migration #Asyl #Gesellschaft (translated)

The author wrote that children with a migration background, whom he referred to as disadvantaged, demonstrated for better school conditions in Belgium and devastated city centers while destroying and looting shops. He mentioned Liège as an example. He then began to mention a sushi shop but stopped abruptly mid-sentence. #Schülerproteste #Bildung #Migration #BE (translated)

The writer claimed that the riots in France were portrayed as criticism of austerity politics, airplane terrorism as a pilot dispute, and the migration situation in Spain as a humanitarian tragedy. They also warned that "dark forces" could exploit the events, but the last sentence of the post was interrupted. https://t.co/pSoHCCh87W #Frankrike #politik #migrationskris #FR #ES (translated)

The author described the standstill as a government program and cited inflation, recession, unemployment, tax burden, and the decline of the economic location as the government's balance sheet. It is not in a crisis, but is itself the crisis, he wrote. He also referred to the unresolved migration issue and mentioned hundreds of thousands in this context. https://t.co/O0DUKWOXz1 #Politik #Wirtschaft #Krise #DE (translated)

Lothbrok wrote that Poland, according to him, showed that the left's migration policy was wrong. He stated that the number of rapes per 100,000 inhabitants was just over one in Poland and nearly 100 in Sweden, and wondered why Swedish girls would want it that way. #Migration #Brott #Sverige (translated)

Flavia Zaka, the wife of Cem Özdemir, defends herself against criticism of her English interview about the State Garden Show, but emphasizes that she still needs to find herself in the German language and that her migration history shapes her as an outsider in German culture. #FlaviaZaka #CemÖzdemir #SpracheUndKultur (translated)

NIUS reported that Angela Merkel is increasingly receiving awards, honors, and honorary doctorates. The former chancellor receives a new award on average every three months, according to the media. Merkel is often honored for issues that many Germans associate critically with her, particularly the strict COVID measures, the migration crisis, and an EU that NIUS views as overreaching. https://t.co/shHZa7qG3n #AngelaMerkel #Ehrungen #Politik (translated)

The Centre Party, the Green Party, the Social Democrats, and the Left Party have agreed to stop the deportation of teenagers and propose a moratorium to protect young people at risk of being separated from their families in Sweden. #politik #migrationspolitik #tonårsutvisningar (translated)

Manuel Ostermann wrote that a former employee at the Dortmund immigration office is suspected of having manipulated residence permits and travel documents. So far, at least 24 conspicuous cases have come to light, and investigations are underway, he stated. For him, the case raises the fundamental question of whether, in the filling of government positions, only suitability, qualifications, and professional performance should continue to count. Especially in agencies that decide on stays and documents, in his view, neither political nor societal wish criteria should be decisive. Ostermann opposed selection based on skin color, origin, migration history, or quotas and argued that the state must choose the most suitable applicants to gain trust. https://t.co/GwOYtz6jbw #Eignung #Leistung #Vertrauen (translated)