Germany long ago lost track of over 130,000 asylum seekers. That number is likely much higher now, since that figure was reported two years ago. 130,000 lost migrants is also just the number German authorities have admitted. There are likely more, since it has become commonplace for authorities to hide information from the public.
Now comes word that this criminal migrant “has allegedly been using legal loopholes to remain in the country.”
Police somehow don’t seem to know where he comes from; the mysterious man himself says that he comes from “various” North African Muslim countries, “including Algeria and Morocco.” Citizens of Germany and other European countries are being left on their own to look after their own safety, as they are at the mercy of any and everyone entering the country, including jihadists. Respectable citizens are paying for the lifestyle of reckless politicians and the migrants they have brought into the country. Last year, 65,000 people escaped deportation because they, too, did not have travel documents. Yet Germany continues its open-door policy.
Migrant crime is on the rise in Germany with cases of violence, sexual assaults, and robbery being reported on a daily basis. One region in Germany has recognised the specific issue of migrant crime and has created a four-man police team to specifically target crime committed by asylum seekers.
In April, a state of emergency was declared in Duisberg as rival Muslim migrant gangs brawled in street with machetes. Last month, a Muslim migrant beheaded a 1-year-old girl, and Angela Merkel banned media reporting of the beheading.
“Migrant in Germany with 542 criminal investigations against him cannot be deported because European authorities can’t figure out where he is from,” by Phoebe Southworth, Mailonline, August 27, 2018:
An EU migrant facing 542 criminal investigations – including robbery and drugs offences – cannot be deported because authorities don’t know where he came from.
The man, who arrived in Germany in 1998 without a passport, has allegedly been using legal loopholes to remain in the country.
After being was arrested by German police, he claimed to be from North African countries including Algeria and Morocco.
But authorities do not know the man’s name or where he travelled from. A fingerprint search showed no matches.
The migrant, thought to be 59 years old, reportedly lives on the streets of Frankfurt and has 542 investigation proceedings against him.
High commissioner Ruedigar Buchta told German newspaper Bild: ‘A third of the proceedings were for possession and purchase of narcotics.
‘Some were for the fraudulent acquisition of services like fare dodging. Added to this is assault, theft and robbery, and many offences against the Residence Act.’
German police have since released the man….