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Now, Even the German Left Is Backing Off Immigration
FR posted / 11/3/2023, 11:44:44 PM · by SeekAndFind
Hotair ^ | 11/03/23 | David Strom

Back when Angela Merkel was in charge, Germany went all-in on open borders, importing a million to a million and a half “refugees” from the third world. At the time, many Germans either felt or feigned a welcoming attitude toward the influx, but as time moved on Germans discovered that those crusty old racistsexisthomophobiccolonialistDEIhatingconservatives actually were 100% right. It was a very very bad idea. And Germans are sick of it.

Source: Politico https://t.co/H4WcxP1ghB

Five Nordic Countries Now Cooperating to Deport Illegals
Hotair ^ | 11/03/23 | David Strom
Posted on 11/4/2023, 12:20:08 AM by SeekAndFind

Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Iceland have all agreed to cooperate in deporting illegal immigrants by pooling together their deportees on shared flights back to their homelands in cooperation with the European Union border agency Frontex.

Europeans seem to be waking up to that reality. For years they have been more than generous to the migrants flooding their borders and upending their societies.

The hope has been that by providing them with government benefits, housing, and a welcoming environment they would adapt to their new societies and become civilized.

A pipe dream.

The fundamental problem Europe faces when dealing with the influx of immigrants, who have no interest in integrating into European societies, the immigrants simply want to take over as they bleed them dry through welfare payments.

France to identify foreigners arrested for radicalism for possible expulsion

By Euronews, Published on 10/16/2023

The French administration is to carry out a review to determine which foreigners with a record of radicalism can be expelled from the country. Just three days after the murder of a teacher in the northeastern city of Arras, stabbed to death by a former student with a record of Islamic radicalisation, France has raised its anti-terrorism alert to the highest level.

At the request of President Emmanuel Macron, the French administration is to carry out a review to determine which foreigners with a record of radicalism can be expelled from the country. The Elysée has asked local authorities to check the files of radicalised people drawn up by the secret services to ensure that there are no “oversights” in their expulsion procedure. They have 48 hours to examine in detail all the cases of people suspected of being radicalised.

Macron wants the state to be “implacable against all those who support hatred and terrorist ideologies”, an advisor told French media. The Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, has also instructed authorities to pay particular attention to young people from the Caucasus.

The government has said it is not trying to stigmatise any community, but both the attacker who killed the teacher and the murderer of Samuel Paty - the teacher beheaded by an Islamist three years ago - were from the region. Darmanin has indicated that he will resume talks with Russia to organise these expulsions, which have been interrupted by the war in Ukraine. “There are about sixty dossiers of Russian citizens. Among them are people from Chechnya. The instruction we had until now was to systematically expel these people who could be particularly dangerous,” the interior minister told the media.

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