Thinking of this also in a United States context (which I don't know if you would advocate the same policy over here), while I'm not in favor of mass deportations, I do favor the approach of going after and removing the criminals first:
RT @amjadt25@twitter.com:
In this video, I issued a warning, and it happened.
We stand in solidarity with Germany following last night's terrorist attack. However, it’s time to face the truth: Talib Al-Abdulmohsen, the perpetrator, was a Saudi-born fugitive wanted by Saudi authorities. He fled to Germany, where he was granted refugee status despite Saudi requests for his extradition to face justice. Germany refused, labeling him an "activist." That same "activist" carried out the horrific attack on a German market.
Listen to us, the people of the Middle East, for once. We know these terrorists. While we send them to prison or to hospitals, you release them into the streets and grant them citizenship. Enough is enough.
https://hell.twtr.plus/media/420bb2e532443a21189c470f7bf7fb7b7cbb555702f7228bf16bc9cbe61c0cda.file
Discussion
Everyone who entered the country illegally broke the law. Let's start there.
i think the people responsible for the situation in the 1st place need to be held accountable/* ngos operating on behest of certain agendas, idk, the inside payoffs but there is definite skullduggery/* cheap labor advocates along with the aging population problem/*
