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Joakim Vigelius wrote that the National Coalition Party did not answer again in A-studio whether the party supported increasing net immigration to over 45,000 arrivals per year. According to him, the party supported removing the labor availability test, which would allow the recruitment of workers directly from abroad without first offering the job to Finns. https://t.co/P1V6Xqahkc #maahanmuutto #puolueet #työmarkkinat (translated)

Joakim Vigelius stated that he had invited young women who survived childhood sexual violence to the parliament, who, according to him, are seeking solutions to the issue. He said he had discussed with them, among other things, experiences, crimes, the position of victims, the duration of legal processes, and penalties. Vigelius thanked Brave Movement Finland, Little Girl Project, Scharliina Eräpurua, and other participants for their work towards the safety of children and young people. He also thanked Riikka Purra, Jessi Jokelainen, Rami Lehtinen, and Merja Rasinkangas for their participation. According to Vigelius, too many children in Finland have become victims of violent and sexual crimes without receiving justice. He supported harsher penalties for violence and sexual crimes against children, extending the statutes of limitations for such crimes, speeding up legal processes, and improving the position and support for victims. He stated that he intends to promote actions within the Finns Party as well and hoped that as many parties as possible would collaborate on solutions together. (translated)

Joakim Vigelius wrote to Heidi Hagelin that the chaos included, in his view, burnt buildings, looted stores, broken places, and widespread violence. He also mentioned over two thousand arrests as well as a thousand injured police officers and firefighters, and asked what was pleasing about the chaos and what it promoted. #väkivalta #kaaos #yhteiskunta (translated)

Joakim Vigelius referred to the riots in France and recalled the parliamentary speech of SDP's Tytti Tuppurainen from a couple of years ago. According to him, Tuppurainen had said that France had welcomed immigration from almost all over the world but would still remain France. Vigelius observed that the riots over the weekend showed how much France had changed. He wrote that young men of immigrant backgrounds had looted and destroyed property, set buildings on fire, and violently resisted authorities. He reported that the riots had led to over 2,000 arrests and a thousand policemen being injured. According to Vigelius, France was still France, but no longer the same as it used to be. He described the nation's national pride and homogeneous culture as being under pressure due to tensions and unrest from ethnic parallel societies. He assessed that even a small incident in France or elsewhere could trigger a wave of violence and destruction. Vigelius regarded France as one of Europe's most cautionary examples and questioned whether it was time to acknowledge that, in his view, immigration was permanently and irreversibly destabilizing societies. #Ranska #maahanmuutto #yhteiskunta (translated)

Joakim Vigelius wrote that according to a recent survey by the Federation of Finnish Enterprises, Riikka Purra was clearly the most popular choice for the next prime minister among small and medium-sized enterprises. https://t.co/mv1nsi9yl8 #poliikka #Suomi #yrittäjyys (translated)

Joakim Vigelius announced that he agrees with Scharliina Eräpuron's view that sentences for sexual crimes against children in Finland should be increased. According to Vigelius, Eräpuro had written that the perpetrator could get away with a fine of a few thousand euros and a suspended sentence. https://t.co/nnvs7MUARg #seksuaalirikokset #oikeus #Suomi (translated)

Joakim Vigelius wrote that bringing the world's poor to Finland to become impoverished was both economically and humanely nonsensical. According to him, no single decision in 15 years had increased poverty in Finland as much as Marin's significant increase in student and family-based immigration in 2022. https://t.co/t3thBiOCZQ #köyhyys #maahanmuutto #Suomi (translated)

Joakim Vigelius wrote that Hurst had mentioned that there were more immigrant-background students with children among the clients and that the increase in the number of clients had led to enough food for everyone in need of it. Vigelius asked whether there was already enough such immigration. https://t.co/aBBDCjZf9g #maahanmuutto #opiskelu #ruokaturva (translated)

Joakim Vigelius wrote that the Greens proposed in their recent program more services and support for the undocumented, as well as legalization for those who applied for asylum between 2015 and 2018 and are still residing illegally in Finland. He argued that those without papers or who are residing illegally in Finland should return to their home country. https://t.co/tK1GVaAkoR #maahanmuutto #turvapaikanhakijat #oikeudet (translated)

Joakim Vigelius wrote to Pia Kauma that, in his opinion, lowering the distribution obligation could reduce prices by about 15–20 cents without decreasing state tax revenues. He estimated that a similar effect from a tax cut would cost the state one billion euros and considered a package of 60 million euros to be minor in comparison. #verotus #talous #alennus (translated)

Joakim Vigelius asked Pia Kauma whether she had accidentally or deliberately omitted from the quote the information that the effect concerned a reduction of one percentage point. Vigelius wrote that the distribution obligation this year was 19.5 percent and that the proposed reduction was much greater than one percentage point. #tiedonvaihto #politiikka #talous (translated)

Joakim Vigelius asked Pia Kauma and Miko Bergbom if they were serious. He wrote that the distribution obligation had also been lowered in other countries and that it had curbed high prices. In addition, Vigelius asked who did not believe in climate change and where such claims came from. #ilmastonmuutos #hintojenhallinta #jakeluvelvoite (translated)

Joakim Vigelius estimated that lowering the distribution obligation as early as spring would have reflected in fuel prices and that the state's revenue side would not have deteriorated at the same time. He said that if government partners did not show flexibility in the matter, the consequences of inaction would fall on millions of Finnish drivers. https://t.co/qtnVZQEjwf #autot #polttoaine #Suomi (translated)

Joakim Vigelius reminded Kauma that the PS had already proposed in the spring to reduce the distribution obligation as a means to curb rising fuel prices. Vigelius described the proposal as cheap and effective and said that the coalition partners had not accepted it then and apparently not now either. According to him, the negotiation agreement was therefore at risk of being very minimal from the perspective of drivers. #politiikka #autoilu #talous (translated)

Joakim Vigelius criticized Helsingin Sanomat for having, in his opinion, turned a year-old incident into a government racism scandal and hinted that the Finns Party was responsible for the reactions on social media. Vigelius believed that the criticism directed at the villa accommodations for asylum seekers was warranted and appropriate and was not related to racism. https://t.co/elG6wTZBtj #keskustelu #politiikka #rasismi (translated)

Joakim Vigelius wrote that according to a survey conducted by Taloustutkimus for EK, 54 percent of Finns supported a model in which at least two-thirds of the public sector adjustments would be achieved through spending cuts. https://t.co/NPnf4w7F1d #Suomi #julkitalous #kysely (translated)