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Apollo News reported that the riots in France have also caused distress in other EU countries. Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that his country would not repeat the migration policy mistakes of other states. Hungary's Prime Minister Péter Magyar expressed similar sentiments. https://t.co/gkM2HnNBbt #Frankreich #Migration #EU (translated)

The author presented Hungary's position as a rejection of European migration policy. In light of the conditions he described as resembling a civil war in France, Hungary's Prime Minister announced that the country would defend the strictest possible migration policy. Moreover, the author began the sentence that the Europe everyone loved is currently in ..., but did not finish it in the article. https://t.co/LSWAPgbrtS #Migráció #Európa #Politika #HU #FR (translated)

"In light of this senseless destruction and this unjustifiable violence, it may now be clear to everyone why Hungary advocates for the strictest possible measures on migration." The same tone for Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar, who stated, "In light of this senseless destruction and this unjustifiable violence, it may now be clear to everyone why Hungary advocates for the strictest possible measures on migration." #émeutes #France #macronisme (translated)

Prof. Dr. Susanne Schröter said that social protests in France have now been co-opted by a left-Islamist alliance. In an interview with BILD, she stated that the rapidly increasing violence must also be viewed in connection with what she sees as a dysfunctional migration policy. Unrest in the suburbs, which according to Schröter are often controlled by Salafists and promoted by communist mayors, is not new. However, their spread in this form demonstrates an unprecedented erosion of French society. Schröter asked whether Germany would draw the right conclusions from this. #Migration (translated)

For years, France has been experiencing massive outbreaks of violence, which have their roots in dysfunctional migration policy. Could this also spill over to Germany? Islamic expert Susanne Schröter (69, Goethe University Frankfurt) to BILD: "For years, France has been experiencing massive outbreaks of violence, which have their roots in dysfunctional migration policy." #Frankreich #Proteste #Krawalle (translated)

Dr. Christoph Berndt established a connection between the terrorism in France, what he referred to as gang terror in Potsdam, and an attack by a group on a student in Frankfurt (Oder). He wrote that Europe must reverse the migration flows; otherwise, it faces doom. #Terrorismus #Migration #Europa (translated)

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)

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)

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)

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)