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The Bundesinnenministerium has officially confirmed that the number of non-German suspects in serious violent and sexual offenses is exploding and is out of proportion to actual immigration.
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Die gefühlte Wahrnehmung von Millionen Bürgern hat das Bundesinnenministerium jetzt amtlich bestätigt: Die Zahl nichtdeutscher Tatverdächtiger bei schweren Gewalt- und Sexualdelikten explodiert regelrecht und steht in keinem Verhältnis mehr zum tatsächlichen Zuzug!
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