Debating Asylum and Crime in Europe

This chapter addresses the complexities surrounding asylum seekers, focusing on a Munich court ruling that prevents deportations to Croatia due to human rights concerns. The discussion critiques the narrative around crime and victimhood, highlighting inconsistencies in political rhetoric surrounding far-right extremism and the treatment of immigrants. The chapter concludes with a critical look at migration policies in Europe and the implications for public safety, particularly in response to rising crime rates.