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we are tired of our neighborhoods being completely taken over
Who’s the dummy that hasn’t figured out this yet..
Well, I don’t know about any other countries, but in Spain we are seeing (by data and experience on the streets) an big increase on insecurity. For example:
In a period of four years, there has been a 101% increase in sexual assaults (with p*enetration) while we’ve also seen a high increase of irregular immigration (mostly men in their 20s or 30s). I don’t belive this is a coincidence.
I work in EMS in Madrid, and there has certainly being an increase in violet attacks, robberies, use of guns, machetes… and I don’t think this is just happening here, I think there are places far worse. People say Barcelona is no longer a walkable city.
THE PROBLEM IS NOT IMMIGRATION, we all know the majority are decent people just looking for a chance at a better life, the problem is irregular immigration, and the fact that nothing really happens when they commit a crime.