Steffen Seibert and Government

political consequences: But after Cologne police said a group of Pakistanis and a Syrian were attacked in the city on Sunday, Seibert said Germans must not blame all the nearly 1.1 million migrants who entered the country last year, and said the government is also focused on their welfare, according to Toronto Star. We’re doing all of these things to protect the population in Germany, he said. Merkel has proposed making it easier to deport immigrants involved in crimes, and her spokesman Steffen Seibert emphasized the government is looking into both possible consequences for criminal law possible political consequences for the intolerable crimes. We are also doing this for the great majority of innocent refugees who have sought refuge from bombs and war in our country, and who should get this protection and who are prepared to adapt to the rules and values in our country. Also Sunday evening, five people attacked a Syrian man, who was injured but didn’t need treatment. The six Pakistani nationals were attacked Sunday by around 20 people, and two of them were briefly admitted to a hospital, police said. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.