Germany’s incoming interior minister has promised to ‘significantly’ speed up deportations of failed asylum seekers and to take a tough line against criminal migrants.
Merkel’s reckless betrayal of the German people has involved the influx of over a million Muslim migrants, mostly from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. As a result, Germany is now tens of billions in debt, and has experienced escalating violence, growing Christian persecution, and anti-Semitic attacks. Anti-rape attire and personal alarms fly off store shelves in response to sex attacks by Muslim migrants. Now, some positive developments are happening in Germany as Angela Merkel tries to cling to power:
- The city of Cottbus in Germany recently saw over 2000 people come out in protest against violent attacks involving migrants, and mass protests that have been spreading across the country.
- Some German cities have flatly refused further migrant intake, although there has been no plan revealed on how to actually stop them.
- It was also recently announced that Merkel awarded the job of health minister to the most vociferous critic of her Muslim migration policies. Jens Spahn made no secret that he does not intend to stop being “anti-Merkel” and will work toward a “rightward shift in the party” in her cabinet as health minister.
Now comes word that Merkel’s new interior minister, Horst Seehofer, intends to crack down on security threats with the goal of preserving a stronger, free state. His work is cut out for him. Seehofer vows to speed up deportations of illegal immigrants and to “’get tougher’ on those who break German law or are deemed a security threat.”
Let’s hope he and Spahn and their allies, if they’re sincere and aren’t just trying to win votes from the AfD, can at least begin to rescue Germany from Islamization.
“Merkel’s new interior minister vows to speed up migrant deportations,” Daily Mail, March 11, 2018:
Germany’s incoming interior minister has promised to ‘significantly’ speed up deportations of failed asylum seekers and to take a tough line against criminal migrants.
Horst Seehofer, of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservative Bavarian sister party the CSU, also promised a broader ‘zero-tolerance’ law and order drive under their new coalition government to be launched Wednesday.
Seehofer was long the harshest critic within Merkel’s conservative bloc of her decision to open Germany’s borders to a mass influx of migrants since 2015.
Most of those who came across the Balkans route passed through Seehofer’s southern state of Bavaria – at times more than 10,000 a day – sparking a strong backlash in the region.
In an interview with newspaper Bild am Sonntag, Seehofer said that as the new head of an expanded ministry of interior and homeland affairs, he was working on a ‘master plan for speedier asylum procedures and consistent deportations’.
Repatriations and deportations must be ‘raised significantly’, he said, vowing to especially ‘get tougher’ on those who break German law or are deemed a security threat.
‘We want to remain a country that is open to the world and liberal,’ Seehofer said. ‘But when it comes to protecting the citizens, we need a strong state. I will take care of that.’
Seehofer also said: ‘There has to be a consensus throughout Germany that we will no longer tolerate lawless zones.’
Germany’s mass migrant influx brought more than a million people to Europe’s biggest economy, about half of them from war-torn Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan…..