Shocking news from Germanistan: The Federal Criminal Police Office finds that more immigration brings more violence

The number of violent crimes in Germany rose dramatically in the first half of the year. The BKA has an explanation for this that does not fit into the climate of political correctness.

Wiesbaden - The Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) registered a 17 percent increase in violent crimes in the first half of the year compared to the same period last year.

The justification for this is stated in the publication: “Germany is currently recording a high immigration rate. As a result, the population is increasing and the proportion of non-Germans in society as a whole is increasing. It can be assumed that many people seeking protection have several risk factors that make violent crime more likely.”

When it comes to violent crimes, “a greater increase in non-German suspects can be observed.” Specifically, this means that the number of crimes among Germans (which includes people with two nationalities) increased by eight percent. Among non-Germans the increase was as high as 23 percent. However, this is primarily due to the growing foreign population.

The increase in violent crime among minors is even more evident. Even if the BKA blames so-called “corona catch-up effects” here, the increase is drastic. Cases among foreign children and young people rose by 37 percent, while among Germans, who also include all dual nationals, they only grew by twelve percent.

BKA: Increase is put into perspective by immigration
However, the BKA emphasizes that, similar to the case of adult non-German suspects, the increase is “put into perspective” when one looks at the numbers in relation to their share of the total population. Since the number of foreigners has risen sharply, the growth is the same “in relation to the respective share of the population”.

In this respect, the BKA attributes the significant increase in violent crime by foreigners primarily to the fact that more and more of them are immigrating.

Source: Junge Freiheit