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In March 2023, Omar was on his lunch break at a construction site in Cairo when he heard that his 15-year-old cousin had drowned off the Tunisian coast.
Omar, then 16, had last spoken to his cousin the night before to wish him a safe trip. The two teenagers were living in poverty in the Egyptian capital, Omar said, and planned to travel together to Libya and then find a boat to cross the Mediterranean Sea to Italy in search of a better life.
In the end, though, Omar was refused boarding on the flight to Libya from Egypt. His cousin made the journey alone. “I would’ve died with him,” Omar said.
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Less than two years later, Omar decided to try again. “I left Egypt to find a better life,” he said. “I wasn’t afraid by what happened to my cousin.”

After Ceuta, Europe is once again mired in migration chaos of its own making

Anti-immigration critics seized on the Ceuta migrant situation as evidence of the failure of soft policies, but in reality the bloc has become far more restrictionist in the past decade.

Ahmed said he sometimes feels as if he is treated as a “threat”, despite his young age and vulnerability.
Ahmed, who is softly spoken over the phone, is in his last year of high school in Germany and hopes to be able to go to university this coming summer. But he speaks of the stigma he has faced as a young male.
“I experience discrimination simply for being a young refugee man,” he said. “My housing applications are ignored because of my name. In society, I hear the tired, hurtful refrain that we are taking jobs and houses, and that the government should pay for their people and not for us. They tell us we should go back where we came from. They also say that we are all the same – dangerous. Sometimes they use irony, saying, ‘Don’t take your knife out; I’ll give you everything you want.'”

Yes
YES
is 2 plus 2 equals 4 ?

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.

On June 27, in Nanterre, a 17-year-old teenager, Nahel Merzouk, was —-coldly—- murdered* behind the wheel of his car, shot through the heart by a policeman. A viral video proves the crime: the killer did not act in self defense. The youth uprising spreads. Towns and cities flare up. It is difficult to analyze a popular uprising in the heat of the moment. Its medium- and long-term consequences are unpredictable. Reports, testimonies, and commentaries offer no explanation. At best, they fill the void left by the media. In 2022, 13 people were killed for disobeying a police order in France. Since February 2017, the conditions for police officers to use their firearms have been significantly relaxed. Since the adoption of this provision, fatal shootings of moving vehicles have increased fivefold. Article L 435-1 of the French internal security code authorizes police officers to fire their weapons if they are “unable to stop, other than by the use of weapons, vehicles, boats or other means of transport whose drivers fail to comply with an order to stop and whose occupants are likely to cause harm to their lives or physical integrity or those of others.” However, the police officer must act in a case of absolute necessity involving a threat to his life or that of others. The response must be strictly proportionate. Conditions that were not met on June 27. Nahel Merzouk’s murder is an inexpiable crime.

The first thought came out ugly because the event itself was ugly: tens of thousands of people moving at once toward Ceuta, a Spanish city in North Africa, beaches and roads filling, people dying, police lines folding, rumors moving faster than governments. I looked at Morocco on one side, Spain and the European Union on the other, and thought: What exactly is being traded here?

Krävde en miljon av klinik och hotade med kriminellt gäng – döms

Två män döms till fängelse efter att ha försökt pressa en vårdklinik på en miljon kronor. Männen hänvisade till en påstådd skuld och hotade med repressalier genom ett kriminellt nätverk.

Muta på ett par hundralappar gav dryga dagsböter

En mans plan att muta sig till en uppkörning slutade med en dom och tiotusentals kronor i böter. Själv hävdar han att det handlar om ett missförstånd.

varje land. turk kriminellla.

Canada And Mohammed El-Attar – Foreign Policy Association

Canadians Abroad Part 3:

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-hi-my-name-is-mohammed-im-here-to-help-you-meet-muslim-canadians/