Balci expresses criticism towards how Islamism is being addressed.

Officer handling the integration of different systems or departments. - Balci expresses criticism towards how Islamism is being addressed.

In an informal tone, the integration commissioner for Berlin-Neukölln, Güner Balci, is urging for an open conversation about Islamism and deportations in response to the recent incident in Mannheim. Balci harshly criticized Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock from the Green Party, stating that the majority of individuals in migrant communities support strict deportation laws for criminals. She emphasized the importance of maintaining a secure state that can differentiate between law-abiding migrants and criminal elements.

He insisted that it's unusual for criminals or Islamists to be deported, while it's often families who face deportation. These families, according to Balci, are beneficial as they are committed to improving their lives in the country. He found it alarming that Baerbock, in a statement on platform X, refrained from using the term "Islamism" and instead referred to "extremism" without specifying what kind. Balci stated that if the foreign minister can't identify the issue as Islamism, she needs better advice. He believes it's absurd to equate a Muslim committing a murder with right-wing extremism.

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1. Balci's criticism of Baerbock extended to her handling of the term "Islamism" in relation to migrant crime, particularly in light of recent events in Mannheim.
2. Despite the critical stance towards Islamism, Balci emphasized the importance of distinguishing between law-abiding migrants and criminal elements in the German refugee community.
3. The incident in Mannheim has sparked a debate about deportation laws, with Balci arguing that a majority of individuals in migrant communities support strict measures for criminals.
4. In response to the controversy, Güner Balci, the integration commissioner for Berlin-Neukölln, called for an open conversation about the role of Islamism in migrant communities, including the topic of deportations.
5. The politics of migration and integration in Germany have been in the spotlight with recent events, highlighting the need for nuanced discussions about the role of Islamism and criminal elements within migrant communities.

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