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von Blåbär praised Pelle_Z's review and claimed that family immigrants to Sweden did not need to prove their identity. According to the post, Muhammed Ali had lived for ten years with an unknown identity, after which the Migration Agency deemed that the identity was automatically established. The author also wrote that the agency had low confidence in Somali passports and other Somali identity documents, but had nonetheless approved a document from Ali. What document it was and what it contained was classified, von Blåbär stated. The author claimed that this meant no one knew who a Left Party member of parliament was and questioned whether this was legally secure. https://t.co/nnCmz3DZez #migration #identitet #Sverige (translated)

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Roland Tichy 3h

The author claimed that the federal government had brought another 16,000 Afghans into the country under secrecy and at state expense, as well as 5,000 people from other countries. He wrote that mass migration is continuing swiftly despite contrary assurances. #Verschlusssache #Migration #Regierungsgeheimnisse #AF #DE (translated)

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Roland Tichy 5h

TE reported that the federal government has brought in another 16,000 Afghans and 5,000 people from other countries at the expense of the state. Migration will continue despite contrary assurances, TE wrote. According to the media, the figures were supposed to remain confidential; TE has published them. #Migration #Afghanistan #Regierung #AF #DE (translated)

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Julian Reichelt 5h

The author wrote that Friedrich Merz, in his speech about anti-Semitism in Berlin, did not mention migration, mass naturalization, or Islam. Furthermore, the Chancellor criticized events to the right of the CDU without addressing open borders. #Judenhass #Migration #Bundespolitik #DE (translated)

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Roland Tichy 5h

The article referred to the information as "TE exclusive" and claimed that the federal government had brought an additional 16,000 Afghans and 5,000 people from other countries into the country at taxpayers' expense. Mass migration continues despite contrary assurances, the author wrote. The numbers were supposed to remain secret, it was further stated. #Migration #Afghanistan #Bundesregierung #AF #DE #其他 (translated)

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Marcel Fratzscher 7h

The author wrote that prejudices would increase, societal divisions would deepen, and society would become more polarized. At the same time, he pointed out that today nearly 30 percent of people in Germany have a migration background. #Vorurteile #Gesellschaft #Migration #DE (translated)

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Baronen af Øresund 7h

The Baron of Øresund wrote that 63.4% of the recipients of welfare benefits in Germany had a migrant background, and that the same was true for 88.8% of all those sought after. He claimed that extensive remigration could reduce both expenses and insecurity. #velfærd #migration #samfund (translated)

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Steffan Nethe 7h

Steffan Nethe criticized the planned expenditure of 25 million euros for a new refugee shelter on the Stralau peninsula in Berlin. He described the location as one of the most expensive and exclusive in the capital, contrasting the amount with the almost 400 billion euros that Germany has spent on migration policy over the past eleven years, according to his representation. Nethe wrote that while the middle class has been urged to save and pay higher taxes for years, the project sends a devastating signal to the working population. Citing internal documents, he stated that the property was too small, the construction forms were complicated, and costs were already spiraling out of control. He doubted that it would remain at 25 million euros and cited the project as an example of wasteful use of tax money. At the same time, he pointed out that citizens in large cities could hardly afford living space anymore. #Steuergeldverschwendung #Migration #Wohnraum (translated)

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Jean Marc Morandini 9h

The author stated that Spain and Italy were soon to end the border controls established in August, in the context of the migration crisis in Ceuta. https://t.co/VHmc840omH #Migration #Frontières #Europe #ES #IT (translated)

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Alfons López Tena 🦇 17h

The author said Denmark, Italy and Poland had proposed describing migration as a threat to the cohesion of European societies and explicitly linking irregular migration to crime rates, in opposition to Spain’s regularization of 1 million irregular migrants. The author added that the proposal was defeated. https://t.co/Lqg8x8y2z8 #Migración #Europa #DerechosHumanos #DK #IT #PL #ES

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WELT 18h

WELT wrote that Merz referred to migration as one of the biggest problems of the EU. Now the right of asylum is up for debate. https://t.co/q6RpaqDt4g https://t.co/82ker0eCrX #Migration #Asylrecht #EU (translated)

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Le Soir 19h

During the first meeting between European leaders since the crisis in Ceuta, the atmosphere was charged with tension, especially between Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, regarding the theme of migration. #Migration #UnionEuropéenne #Politique (translated)

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Autour de la table européenne, la migration a viré au ring de boxe
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Ahmad Mansour 20h

Ahmad Mansour wrote that a viral video from Frankfurt apparently shows young people with a migration background attacking a German boy. On "Lanz," he explained where such acts of violence come from and why they can no longer be ignored. Those who conceal the causes cannot fight the violence, Mansour wrote. The development must be a cause for concern; turning a blind eye helps no one. #Jugendgewalt #Frankfurt #Migration (translated)

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Dagens Nyheter 21h

The Swedish Migration Agency expresses its concern that employees are being named and harassed on social media, which has become a serious problem in connection with citizenship cases. #Migrationsverket #SocialaMedier #Medborgarskap (translated)

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Migrationsverkets personal hängs ut i sociala medier
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NikosChristodoulides 22h

The author identified October 16, 2026, as the second day of the European Council meeting and listed migration, the Middle East and Ukraine as topics. https://t.co/u1mv1ospPf #UE #Migration #Ukraine #CY #EU

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Roger MSGA 22h

Roger MSGA asked if rights could at least stop being allocated to migrants who, according to him, had not fulfilled even a minimum of obligations. He wrote that Swedish people, including himself, had paid taxes their whole lives and found this very provocative. #migration #rättigheter #skatter (translated)

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Emanuel Boeminghaus 22h

Emanuel Boeminghaus stated that his company has been working with AI assistants since March and initially switched the entire development team to AI. Since then, among other things, the research, export, and import software as well as the SAP export have been newly developed or automated. The carve-out export software and the data encryption tool have also been revised. In addition, the company has developed AI-driven software that automatically uploads standardized SAP, Navision, and other reports into databases. For the migration of the research software, a dedicated tool and an automated testing tool have been created. Boeminghaus also mentioned an automatic deletion software for SAP HCM and improvements in automatic deletion within the research software. With the help of AI, the company has also increased the security of its data center. Before the use of AI, there were 45 software developers; now there are only 14 AI developers. Since many projects have been implemented, Boeminghaus has asked the sales team for urgently needed new ideas and requirements. Furthermore, the project management is currently being restructured and is to be monitored by AI assistants starting in January. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #SoftwareEntwicklung #Automatisierung (translated)

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newsORF.at 23h

Italy and Spain have agreed to abolish the border controls introduced due to the migration crisis in Ceuta. #Grenzkontrollen #Italien #Spanien (translated)

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Italien, Spanien: Bericht über Ende der Grenzkontrollen
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Philip Pilkington 24h

The author claimed that Zelensky was threatening Europe with mass migration unless it provided funding, called the situation a mess and said they looked forward to Radek Sikorski explaining the “Zelenskywave” to Poles. #Zelensky #Europa #Migración #UA #PL

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Damien Rieu 24h

The author wrote that Denmark, Italy, and Poland had urged EU leaders to harden their stance on irregular migration. He added that preliminary conclusions supported by Rome, Warsaw, and Copenhagen indicated a negative link between irregular migration and the mentioned rates. #Immigration #UE #MigrationIrrégulière #DK #IT #PL (translated)

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