Moroccans who say the same as Silvia Orriols
Citizens of Moroccan origin are expressing concern on social media about the behaviour of some individuals in their community.
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The discourse of Silvia Orriols and other politicians who question the current immigration management model generates controversy. Any criticism of this model is quickly labelled as racism. This makes it difficult to have a calm debate about its social, economic and security effects.
The presence of citizens of Moroccan origin sparks debates about integration and coexistence. These debates are based on social, economic, religious and security factors. Reports and perceptions of the citizens. They point out that a portion of the crime is linked to young people of Moroccan origin., especially youth crime, theft and acts of vandalism.
«They lump us all together.»
This situation provokes hostility towards the Moroccan community and the political class, which denies the facts and offers no solutions. Among Moroccans there is also tension, and many of them distance themselves from the actions of a few that damage their image.
Some Moroccans are using social media to express concern about the leniency towards certain individuals and to criticise the authorities' lack of effective measures.
«They lump us all together.»
In the following video, a young Moroccan has it clear: he says that Entering a country illegally is already a crime. i Don't come here to mess it up. What annoys the boy about the situation is that They lump us all together.
«Anyone who's a problem, out.«
More blunt and direct is another Moroccan who, very angry, says he wants out. Anyone who does not integrate and respect the local culture, whether Moroccan or Guinean.. And he adds that, Anyone who doesn't respect, doesn't contribute, is a danger to the citizens and is just a problem, is out..
Furthermore, this citizen asks for respect for his own beliefs and customs, while acknowledging that the debate on immigration is generating tensions and prejudices against people of Moroccan origin.
When is a criticism of immigration racism, and when is it common sense?
This scenario raises an uncomfortable question: how can people of Moroccan origin agree with a discourse that many consider xenophobic? The line between criticism of immigration and racism is blurred, but for these citizens of Moroccan origin the debate It should focus on what type of immigration is to be encouraged and under what conditions..
When people of Moroccan origin who are grateful to the country ask that certain individuals not be taken in, perhaps the problem is not so much nationality as… What type of immigration is allowed?.
The question is not only whether a country should be more or less open, but also who should have the right to enter and under what conditions.
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