The German state of North Rhine
Westphalia, where Cologne is located, has struck a deal with
the federal government to not accept
any refugees from Morocco.
Thirty out of 73 people arrested
from the attacks in Cologne on New Year’s Eve are from Morocco. Criminal gangs
from North Africa have become a big
problem in the state, which forced the
moratorium. (RELATED: Moroccan Sex Attack Suspect In Germany Identified After
Bragging On TV)
More than 21,000 offenses and
17,000 suspects of North African origin
have been identified over the last three years, according to numbers from
Cologne police.
“Immigrants
from the North African region appear disproportionately as offenders,” Ralf
Jäger, the state interior minister, said Tuesday. “Frequently the
suspects are young men traveling alone.” About 80 percent of Moroccan refugees in
Germany settle in state. More than 6,400 Moroccans came to the state in 2015, a
300
percent increase
from 2014.
Birgit Naujoks
of the Refugee Council in North Rhine Westphalia said the exclusion of
Moroccans sends bad signals. Moroccans sends bad signals. “It is difficult if the country excludes a particular
group of refugees and says ‘we don’t want you now,'” Naujoks told Kölner
Stadt-Anzeiger.
Since Morocco is considered a “safer
country” than Syria and Iraq, the chances of receiving asylum for a Moroccan
are slim as it is. Moroccans will not be blocked from entering the state.
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