Anonymous ID: ac9ca0 Aug. 22, 2026, 10:50 a.m. No.24963112   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3119

Switzerland: 80.5 per cent of asylum seekers from North Africa commit one or more crimes

By Rhoda Wilson on August 22, 2026

 

Switzerland has one of Europe’s highest shares of foreign residents, with immigrants comprising 27% of the permanent population in 2023.

 

Now, data from Switzerland’s State Secretariat for Migration indicates that approximately 80.5% of asylum seekers from North African countries have been accused of one or more offences.

 

The high crime rates primarily involve migrants from Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, who are identified as the main “problem group” in crime statistics.

 

Over 80% of North African Migrants Have Been Accused of at Least One Crime in This European Country

By The National Pulse

 

New data reveals a massive overrepresentation of North African asylum seekers among accused criminals.

 

Swiss migration figures show that about 80.5 per cent of asylum seekers from Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia have been accused of at least one offence, compared with 12.5 per cent among asylum seekers overall.

 

The figures from Switzerland’s State Secretariat for Migration (“SEM”) indicate that North African applicants are significantly overrepresented among those accused of crimes. Their asylum claims are also rarely successful, with roughly 99 per cent of applications reportedly rejected, according to Swiss media.

 

Switzerland introduced an accelerated asylum process for applicants from several North African countries in 2024, allowing officials to quickly handle cases considered unlikely to result in protection. Officials say the process can nevertheless be prolonged when applicants decline to provide fingerprints, miss scheduled appointments, or fail to appear for deportation.

 

SEM spokesman Daniel Bach said removing people convicted or repeatedly accused of criminal offences remains a priority for the country’s asylum policy. Swiss authorities are considering expanding the use of coercive measures and tighter rules surrounding administrative detention to facilitate removals.

 

more:

 

https://expose-news.com/2026/08/22/switzerland-80-5-per-cent-of-asylum-seekers/

Anonymous ID: ac9ca0 Aug. 22, 2026, 10:57 a.m. No.24963122   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3126 >>3141 >>3770 >>3860

Convicted Murderer Karmelo Anthony’s Terrifying School Records and More Stunning Texts are Revealed for the First Time, Including “Imma Shoot the School Up Tmr”

by Cullen Linebarger Aug. 22, 2026

 

Karmelo Anthony’s re-trial bid continues to go off the rails for him as more shocking information comes to light about his past.

 

As The Daily Mail’s MaryAnn Martinez reported, Collin County prosecutor Bill Wirskye delivered explosive new evidence on Friday that was never heard by the jury in Anthony’s June trial for killing Austin Metcalf, which took place in Collin County.

 

Such evidence included Anthony’s school disciplinary records, which date back to when he was just 6 or 7 years old in Baton Rouge.

 

His problems were so severe that he was placed on a behavioral plan at the LSU Psych Department when he was just 10 YEARS OLD!

 

From Martinez:

 

He lived in Louisiana before moving to the Dallas area for high school. His discipline history began when he was just 6 or 7 years old in Baton Rouge.

 

There’s an incident where Anthony punched another student despite being repeatedly asked to keep his hands to himself. There were other incidents of “willful disobedience,” or habitually violating rules.

 

This led to Anthony being placed on a behavioral plan at the LSU Psych Department when he was 10.

 

However, the problems did not stop. In 2021, he was “getting into it with teachers” again.

 

But this was just the beginning of the revelations. The state also showed Anthony’s writing racist slurs on his phone and admitting to assaulting an innocent girl.

 

He also boasted about shooting up a school.

 

more:

 

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/convicted-murderer-karmelo-anthonys-terrifying-school-records-more/