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Migrants Make Up Nearly Six in Ten Violent Crime Suspects in Germany,

Nearly six in ten suspects in violent crime cases in Germany were committed by foreign migrants, according to federal police crime statistics.

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German Chancellor and Governors Agree to Migration Curbs

New, stricter measures to curb the high number of migrants coming to Germany were agreed by Chancellor Olaf Scholz and the 16 state governors.

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Germany to Begin Large Scale Deportations, Says Chancellor Scholz

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz admitted "too many people are coming" into the country illegally and vowed deportations on a "large scale".

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Federal Aid: Germany to halve federal aid for refugees next year - sources

Germany plans to reduce federal aid for states to cover refugee integration expenses in 2024. The move comes as part of cost-cutting measures due to r

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Half of Ukrainian Refugees in Germany Want to Stay Forever

Nearly half of Ukrainian refugees who fled to Germany say they intend to stay in the country "forever" or at least for a few years.

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