Saxony Stats Reveal Reality About Migrant Crime
23rd April 2025
While foreign nationals account for only 8% of the total population in Saxony, 26.9% of all crimes in 2024 were committed by immigrants and undocumented individuals. The number of crimes committed by foreigners may be even higher, as people with dual citizenship are recorded as German in the statistics.
Following a parliamentary inquiry submitted by Sebastian Wippel, a member of the Saxony state parliament representing the right-wing populist Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), the Saxon Ministry of the Interior released the statistics for crimes committed in 2024 involving suspected asylum seekers.
Out of a total of 6,564 crimes reported in connection with asylum seekers, 4,839 involved suspects classified as ‘tolerated persons’—individuals who are required to leave the country but whose deportation has been temporarily suspended.
Among crimes against sexual self-determination, which include offenses such as sexual assault, there were 197 cases involving asylum seekers and 84 involving refugees under protection status.
Violent crimes and offenses against personal freedom, including physical assaults and threats, made up another significant portion of the statistics. Tolerated persons were suspected in 1,349 of these cases, in addition to 1,853 cases involving asylum seekers and hundreds more from other immigration statuses.
It may be no coincidence that in the federal election in March, 38.5% of Saxony’s first vote went to immigration-critical AfD.
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