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2018-05-30 Europe
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Europe migrant colonist briefs 4/5-4/25
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German state orders crosses mounted in government buildings
25.04.2018
[DW] Bavaria's state premier, Markus Söder (CSU), has ordered that crosses be hung up in all state buildings in the southern German state. He called the move an "avowal of Bavarian identity and Christian values."
Germans fear the rise of 'lawless' neighborhoods, poll shows
15.04.2018
[DW] A new survey has shown that 51% of Germans believe there are places in the country so lawless, even police won't venture there. However, whether the facts support this perception is doubtful.
Germany requests border control extension for Austrian frontier
12.04.2018
[DW] Germany's interior minister has defended a request to continue checks by accusing the EU of failing to protect its external borders. Germany is one of six countries that reimposed controls in the visa-free Schengen zone.
Other Schengen countries have imposed temporary border controls, including France, Austria, Denmark, Sweden and Norway. The latest round of temporary German measures was set to expire in May. The controls are limited to three-month extensions, although some EU member states are looking to change that.
Syrian refugees leaving Germany over family reunification policy
12.04.2018
[DW] Thousands of Syrians granted limited asylum but denied the right to fetch relatives are departing Germany for Turkey by using smugglers, say German media. The cases, if confirmed, bizarrely reverse the "Balkan route" drama of 2015.
The journey, now in reverse, retraces the same risky routes they used from the outset of Syria's six-year war, reported "Panorama," a Hamburg-based investigative program and its offshoot channel Strg_F.
One smuggler told reporters he was guiding 50 individuals, mostly Syrians with right of residency in Germany, from EU member Greece into Turkey across the border river Evros to be reunited with family members in a Turkish refuge. The crossing cost about 200 euros ($247), he said.
Top EU court strengthens family reunifications for young refugees
12.04.2018
[DW] The ECJ has ruled that refugee minors have a right to family reunifications, even if they turn 18 during the application process. The case could have a major impact on German Chancellor Angela Merkel's government.
The court's decision will likely ramp up tensions within German Chancellor Angela Merkel's government as the conservative Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) and the Social Democrats (SPD) butt heads over family reunifications for refugees. CSU party head and Interior Minister Horst Seehofer has been portraying himself as an immigration and refugee hardliner. His rhetoric has led to fears within the SPD that he may turn back on a coalition deal to allow a maximum 1,000 people per month to arrive in Germany for family reunifications.
WATCH: Alt-Left Antifa Admit to Turkish Mosque Firebombing
13 April
The alt-left extremist organisation Antifascist Action, or Antifa, has taken credit for the firebombing of a Turkish mosque in the German city of Kassel.
More Than Half of German Welfare Recipients Come from Migrant Backgrounds
13 April
A report from the German Federal Employment Agency (BA) has shown that more than half of the recipients of the Hartz IV welfare income benefit come from migrant backgrounds, with Syrians the largest group in the country.
Approaching 13 Per Cent of All German Residents Are Foreign Born
12 April
Nearly 13 per cent of residents in central-European powerhouse Germany are now foreign-born according to the national statistics bureau, in news that comes shortly after the revelation that nearly a quarter of all Germans possess a migrant background.
Muslim Accused of Strangling Daughter’s Boyfriend Arrested Over Religion Motivated Attack
12 April
French police arrested a man after he attempted to strangle his daughter’s boyfriend, apparently enraged at having found out that the young man was not a Muslim.
No Go Zones: Swedish Populist Proposes Demolishing Troubled Migrant Ghettos
12 April
The leader of the populist Sweden Democrats Jimmie Åkesson has proposed emulating a Danish policy that would see the demolition of some of the country’s heavily migrant populated troubled no-go zones.
Global Islam Body Demands Europe Ban Religious Hate Speech
12 April
Europe must increase its efforts to integrate Muslims and eradicate “religious hate speech”, Muslim World League (MWL) chief Mohammed al-Issa has declared.
Germany Announces New Deportation Plan After 21,000 Failed Repatriations Last Year
11 April
German Development Minister Gerd Müller has announced a new initiative to encourage migrants to return to their home countries as a new report has revealed that up to 21,000 deportations failed last year.
Two Teen Asylum Seekers Stabbed in Latest Inter-Ethnic Brawl
10 April
A 17-year-old asylum seeker has been arrested in the French city of Dijon after stabbing two teen African asylum seekers in a large inter-ethnic brawl between Pakistani and African migrants.
EU’s Threat to Hungary After Resounding Election Victory, Claims Bloc Will Prevent ‘Dictatorships’
10 April
Comparing the newly reelected government of Hungary to Cold War Communist states, EU Commission vice-president Frans Timmermans has warned Europe must not allow nations in the bloc to slide into “dictatorship”.
‘Asylum Shopping’: 8,000 Refugees Already in EU Made Second Asylum Applications in Germany
10 April
More than 8,000 migrants granted refugee status in European Union member-states made a second “inadmissible” asylum application to Germany last year.
German Ministry Welcomes Plan to Deport Anti-Semitic Migrants
10 April
Germany’s Homeland Ministry has said they agree with proposals from Jewish leaders to strip anti-Semitic migrants of their right to remain in the country.
Orban Responds to Electoral Victory: ‘We’ve Created the Opportunity to Protect Hungary’
9 April
Addressing a rally of supporters in Budapest Sunday night as the results of Hungary’s national elections rolled in, returning Prime Minister Viktor Orbán hailed the vote, calling it a “decisive victory”. Orbán’s comments came as the results rolled in from Sunday’s
French Police Bust Network of Identity Fraud Fake Underage Migrants
9 April
Police in Montpellier has taken down a network of migrants from the Ivory Coast who used forged documents to claim that they were underage when they were actually adults.
EU Head Juncker Slams Poland for Taking in Ukrainian Migrants But Not Muslims
9 April
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Poland should not choose which refugees to admit and should accept Muslims and other groups.
Germany: Rising Security Threat as Authorities Warn Islamic Extremists Have Doubled to 11,000
8 April
Authorities warned that the number of Muslim fundamentalists including “jihadists” living in Germany has doubled to 11,000 in just a few years.
Belgian Islamic Party Announces ‘100 Per Cent Islamic State’ as End Goal
7 April
The Belgian Islamic party Partij Islam is set to run candidates in 28 municipalities in the upcoming Belgian municipal elections and have declared their intention to create an Islamic State in which women and men have to ride in separate buses.
WATCH: Czech Police Raid Snags Six Algerian Migrants After Gang-Rape Of Irish Tourist
7 April
Czech police arrested six Algerians after reports of them gang-raping a 35-year-old Irish tourist in a Prague hotel, forcing the police to break down the door of the hotel room when one suspect refused to come out.
Failed Pakistani Asylum Seeker ‘Slit Daughter’s Throat to Punish Wife’
6 April
A failed Pakistani asylum seeker has admitted slaughtering his two-year-old daughter, almost severing her head, in an alleged revenge act to “punish” his wife. Sohail A., 34, began his trial in a Hamburg court this Wednesday, accused of violently terrorising his wife, 32, and their two children before allegedly killing his tiny daughter Ayesha in October last year. Sohail was in Germany despite his asylum application having been rejected six years ago.
French Conservative Given Suspended 5,000 Euro Fine for Mentioning ‘Migrant Invasion’
6 April
French conservative politician Nicholas Dupont-Aignan, who gave his support to anti-mass migration presidential candidate Marine Le Pen last year, has been given a suspended fine of 5,000 euros for speaking about a “migrant invasion”.
Influx of Asylum Seekers ‘Major Factor’ In Rise of Children Receiving Welfare Payments
6 April
The rise in the number of children needing state welfare in Germany is being primarily driven by migrants arriving from the Middle East and from poorer European Union nations.
2,000 Asylum Seekers Waiting to Apply for Asylum Living on Streets of Paris
6 April
There are almost 2,000 asylum seekers now living on the streets of Paris, with the vast majority congregated in a large tent city in the north of the French capital.
Turkey Accused of Allowing Migrants to ‘Surge’ into Europe as Europol Tracks 65,000 People-Smugglers
5 April
Turkey has been accused of allowing migrants to “surge” into Greece amid a dispute over EU funding, as Europol reveals they are tracking some 65,000 people-smugglers. 
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