sadly it is the same situation in Germany, where we have lived for a 2years now.
I will never understand how people, that seek asylum, are allowed to remain in Germany, after they have shown behavior dangerous to the citizens of Germany, had run ins with the law.
reasoning being, that they face hardsh…
sadly it is the same situation in Germany, where we have lived for a 2years now.
I will never understand how people, that seek asylum, are allowed to remain in Germany, after they have shown behavior dangerous to the citizens of Germany, had run ins with the law.
reasoning being, that they face hardship when deported in their own country.
what an oxymoron.
what a bizarre world, where you assault the hand that protects and feeds you...
It should be fairly obvious that if someone moves to a new country, and they commit serious crimes there, that they shouldn't be allowed to stay. If you move to a new country you must follow the laws of the land.
but for some odd reason our Governments find protecting those dangerous individuals of more importance than their own citizens from the danger their pose...
If only the government wanted to do something to stop this, they could. Just look at what El Salvador has done to drastically reduce the murder rates there. The problem is that they don't want to do anything.
Personal anecdote. We moved to a new country in 2021. We moved to this new country because we liked most things about it. We like many of the things about the country that we moved from. But we certainly do not in any way want to change the country we moved to to be more like the country we moved from. And we make every effort every day to understand, embrace and respect the culture in our new home.
The laws are pretty much the same as the ones in the country we left. One example might be don’t stab the locals. But we strive to do a lot more than uphold the law; respecting our new home country and its people and culture for example. I’m not sensing that kind of respect from the communities that have been installed in their new homes in Europe or the USA via illegal immigration.
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makes my heart heavy to read this.
sadly it is the same situation in Germany, where we have lived for a 2years now.
I will never understand how people, that seek asylum, are allowed to remain in Germany, after they have shown behavior dangerous to the citizens of Germany, had run ins with the law.
reasoning being, that they face hardship when deported in their own country.
what an oxymoron.
what a bizarre world, where you assault the hand that protects and feeds you...
It should be fairly obvious that if someone moves to a new country, and they commit serious crimes there, that they shouldn't be allowed to stay. If you move to a new country you must follow the laws of the land.
yup...
should be.
but for some odd reason our Governments find protecting those dangerous individuals of more importance than their own citizens from the danger their pose...
If only the government wanted to do something to stop this, they could. Just look at what El Salvador has done to drastically reduce the murder rates there. The problem is that they don't want to do anything.
Personal anecdote. We moved to a new country in 2021. We moved to this new country because we liked most things about it. We like many of the things about the country that we moved from. But we certainly do not in any way want to change the country we moved to to be more like the country we moved from. And we make every effort every day to understand, embrace and respect the culture in our new home.
If you like a country enough to move there, you should also like it enough to obey their laws.
The laws are pretty much the same as the ones in the country we left. One example might be don’t stab the locals. But we strive to do a lot more than uphold the law; respecting our new home country and its people and culture for example. I’m not sensing that kind of respect from the communities that have been installed in their new homes in Europe or the USA via illegal immigration.