Debate on Immigration Policies in Germany

They have to go back to their country.

I think there are many people of foreign background who are very frightened by the

AfD in this country. So it would be helpful, I think,

for you to be very clear on

this.

Sure.

People who are here legally, whether they are Syrian or Afghani

or whatever, they can and are welc- they can stay here and they are

welcome.

Well, to be honest, our law, uh, states, our asylum

law states that, um,

in the case that the reason,

um, for coming to our country, like especially for

the Syrians, uh, let's stay at that example because you mentioned

that.

Um, that the reason is gone, right?

Um, for being here because they are refugees, they

are asylum seekers, they need shelter.

Here they get tons of money, uh, from the state, um,

but it doesn't matter n-

right now. Um, they have to go back

to their country. They have to leave our country.

The law enforcement is very clear in Germany.

100% of the Syrians, because the war ended

in Syria, 100% of the Syrian citizens

have to go back to their country, as well as the

Afghans, which our government decided to actually

fly into our country. I don't know, like, how you, uh,

would, uh, possibly come to this, uh, obnoxious, uh,

policy to fly in Afghans out of Afghanistan,

because our crime rate has been skyrocketing

since 2015, since the border opening.

And the main group of the, of the worst

crimes, like raping, like killing people,

um, Rohheitsdelikte, it's called Rohheitsdelikte.

Um, so, uh, the main category are

Syrians and Afghans. So we need to

send these people back, and we need to

detain, um, um, uh, criminals

and also, um, religious, um, extremist

leaders. We don't want a caliphate

in our country. I haven't mentioned, um, the

Ukrainians. Also, the Ukrainians have to

leave our country, um, when this war,

um, um, will be ended. So, and this is, this

is a sum of millions of people because it adds up to

four to five, uh, million, four, uh, roughly, and they have

to leave our country.