A recent German TV report and Austrian court ruling renewed debate over the Islamic Sharia and fear of a parallel justice system in Germany. Read more HERE.
I recently wrote on Jihad Watch about a new pattern of Muslim intimidation in German schools: “The warnings are flooding in everywhere. Amid its apathy, the West is rapidly losing its freedom, as Islam is expanding via its indefatigable zeal. Wolfgang Büscher, the spokesman of Christian NGO Arche, has specifically stated that ‘if politics does not intervene now, we could rue this bitterly in a few years.’ The problem is the red-green alliance. Once the the left or even the weaker elements of the right rules the political realm, Islam will prevail. Büscher simply notes what Germany and every leftist-governed country that hosted the hijrah should have expected.”
Regardless of the cuts in illegal immigration and asylum applications, the impacts of mass migration policies over the past ten years, following former Chancellor Angela Merkel’s unilateral decision to open the gates of Europe to the Middle East and Africa, are likely to be felt for decades to come.
The overwhelming majority of the German public is dissatisfied with the performance of Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition government on immigration.
A survey from INSA on behalf of Berlin’s BILD newspaper this week found that 78 per cent of voters do not think that the government has sufficiently addressed the immigration issue. In contrast, just 11 per cent of voters agreed with Chancellor Merz’s declaration that “large parts” of the migrant crisis have been solved.
Perhaps more crucially, even supporters of the Merz’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and its regional sister party, the Christian Social Union in Bavaria (CSU), remain pessimistic over the government’s performance, one year after coming to power, with 73 per cent of Union voters disagreeing with the Chancellor compared to 20 per cent who agreed.
The Merz government has managed to bring down illegal immigration compared to its predecessor, run by the Social Democrats, with whom Merz had to partner to form a government last year, but not by a consequential degree. Federal police identified around 62,000 cases of illegal entries in 2025, down from 83,572 in the previous year and from 127,549 in 2023.
The number of first-time asylum applications has dropped significantly, however, with 113,236 initial applications in 2025, compared to 229,751 in 2024, and 329,120 in 2023.
Nevertheless deportations, particularly to migrant hotspots such as Afghanistan and Syria, remain limited, with just around 22,000 migrants being removed from the country last year….
࿗Infidel࿘ says
It’s not like the CDU’s stance or record on muslim immigration was a secret. After all, Angela Merkel led a CDU regime, not an SDP one. If Germans really believed that mass muslim migration was an issue, then the entire country, not just East Germany, would have voted AfD
Entschuldigung, Deutschen, aber eure Bedenken bezüglich der muslimischen migration beeindrucken mich nicht.
David Lakatos says
No shit one big failure. Jihad by mass emigration.
jerry glenn says
Are some countries actually coming to realize that you get what you vote for?
Wellington says
What has happened in Germany and many other places in the West is one of the greatest self-created messes of all time, maybe the greatest considering that the most impressive civilization of all time hangs in the balance—and it ain’t hanging well presently.
Check Burry says
Germany deports 22K Uk about 5000. Plainly not enough.
Andra says
I wonder where these Figuren come from. It Tathergang feels like 22 remigrations.
Andra says
Sorry, autocorrection.
Figuren means figures.
Tathergang means rather.
Westman says
Stopping immigration completely will not solve the overall problem. It is necessary but not sufficient.
From a farmer’s view, the jihadi-minded fundamentalists may only be 20% of the incoming migrants, but are like unwanted weeds that will spread faster than the natives. Without weeding, time itself will determine what dominates in the field.
It seems, due to WW2 legacy, Germany cannot defend itself without changing to a necessary demeanor; the current one being willing to lose everything to another culture’s aggression.
Tim gallagher says
8 out of 10 feel that way. Well do something about it. It’s a democracy so vote for the political party that will stop the Muslim invasion. Don’t just whinge about it. Same for all our countries that are being destroyed by the Muslim invaders.
James Lincoln says
The title of the feature article:
“8 in 10 Germans believe that Germany has failed to solve its crisis of mass Muslim migration”
The other 2 are muslims.
abu taleb says
“8 in 10 Germans believe that Germany has failed to solve its crisis of mass Muslim migration”
if this is really the case, how come AfD doesn’t get 80% of the votes? I suspect many surveys are used to mislead people.
Controse says
Man them Germans are as sharp as a tack.
David Lakatos says
No dud. Took them long enough.