“If you don't follow the rules, you have to leave,” says the German Interior Minister.
The Foreigners accounted for 41.81% of the suspects, although they only constitute the 15% of the population
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Violent crime in Germany rose during 2024, with a clear increase in knife attacks, sexual assaults and serious crimes committed by young people. According to official statistics published in Berlin and compiled by Remix News on 2 April 2025, the Foreigners accounted for 41.81% of the suspects, although they only constitute the 15% of the population.
These data have generated a wave of concern and have forced a change of tone within the German government. The Interior Minister, Nancy Faeser, stated at a press conference that “If you don't follow the rules, you have to leave.”, a statement that marks a sharp U-turn from the open-door policy he had hitherto championed.
A reality that can no longer be hidden
Meanwhile, the Violent crimes increased by 1.51%, with 217,277 cases. The knife attacks they arrived at the 15.741, and in states such as Bavaria they were more than double. As for the rapes and sexual assaults, they were reported 13,320 cases, a 9.31% more than in 2023, with 4,437 suspects of non-German nationality.
Furthermore, the German statistical system Classifies naturalised citizens as “Germans”, even if they were born abroad. This criterion can to conceal the true weight of offenders with migration histories, a fact that several analysts consider a significant distortion of reality.
“We have to talk about non-German suspects!”
At a press conference held in Berlin, Faeser warned that the rule of law must respond swiftly and firmly to violent crime, and made it clear that the relationship between immigration and crime must be addressed without taboos.“We have to talk about non-German suspects!”, he said.
In the statements collected by Remix News, Minister Faeser admitted that the situation is critical and demanded “Quick and clear legal action”against violent criminals. He emphasised that the police record “some 600 violent crimes every day”and that“The rule of law must act with force.”.
Faeser's change of discourse is significant. The day before she had praised her government's immigration policy, but with the data in hand, she argued for the need for one. Open discussion on the relationship between immigration and crime, insisting that it cannot be addressed “with timidity”, but nor with resentment.
Violence among young people is also a concern.
Another of the points highlighted in the report is The increase in violence among minors. Although the total number of juvenile offences has slightly decreased, the Violent crimes among children increased by 11.31 per cent. and a 3.81 TP3T among adolescents. The authorities point to Psychological consequences of the pandemic as a possible cause of this increase.
With these words, the government recognises the enormous challenge of managing mass immigration in a context of growing insecurity, and sends a clear message: tolerance for violent criminals, wherever they come from, has reached its limit.
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