Naturalization boom 2023: Migrant provocations ensure turmoil!

Naturalization boom 2023: Migrant provocations ensure turmoil!

The number of naturalizations in Germany reached a new high in 2023. This became known through data from the Federal Statistical Office, which show that around 200,100 foreigners received German citizenship last year. This is the highest number since the beginning of the statistical surveys in 2000. However,

on social media causes a video that shows a young migrant who makes provocative statements about the German passport. This migrant, whose video was published on Platform X two days ago, is very provocative about his naturalization.

"I have conquered your country"

In the video you can see the young man how he speaks radiantly into the camera and obviously proudly shows his German passport. He expresses sentences like: "It is just a nice feeling to read such comments, knowing that you are powerless. I have conquered your country, I belong to the system. Everything is under my feet." Such statements have triggered violent reactions on social media. Users commented on numerous, expressed their displeasure and even demanded the man's deportation. One user noticed: "Why does he behave like this?

"You can no longer deport me"

Another video appeared in the comments, this time by a young woman. With the words: "AfD, have a look at what I have here", she proudly points her German passport into the camera. She leaves through the pass, smells of it and says: "Fresh from the Berlin Bundesdruckerei. You can't get me away anymore, you are over, you can no longer deport me. I get so many children and all will get German passport and still be foreigners." This video was also commented on in large numbers, among other things with the question: "Who pays these losers for creating these videos? Seems to be a 'thing' now," as a user noted.

These events show that the topic of naturalization in Germany continues to provide committed discussions on social media. More details on this topic can be found in a detailed report at www.freilich-magazin.com .