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state governments stand together against illegal immigration

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In a conference between the German federal government and its 16 states, all 16 united to demand that the federal government cut the number of illegal alien migrants entering the country, and that they pay for the ones already there.  All states joined in this demand, including ones run by parties in the national government coalition.

https://rmx.news/germany/germanys-16-states-unite-against-chancellor-scholz-on-soaring-migration-numbers/

Meanwhile, it was recently announced that Mohammed had become the most common name in Berlin for new baby boys.


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( May 10th, 2023 @ 12:21 pm )
 
Germany is being overrun, and the welfare costs of the illegal aliens are staggering. These foreign interlopers are getting bigger checks that German pensioners who have worked all of their lives. The far left Green Party, which is part of the national coalition wants to let anybody and everybody into the country. The one hope is that the Free Democrats, a party that has had good sense in the past on immigration issues with break the coalition and force a new election.



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