This report is mixing issue. First it includes petty crimes such as traveling on the public transport without a ticket (according to the report about 10% of the

This report is mixing issue. First it includes petty crimes such as traveling on the public transport without a ticket (according to the report about 10% of the cases). migrants are often not allowed to travel from their allocated home, violations are tracked as a crime, which are included in the official reports. Illegally crossing the border to apply for asylum is a crime - which gets listed in the official reports (it's not prosecuted for asylum seekers). All of these are crimes I am not at all concerned about. Most victims of violent crimes among migrants are migrants. That's concerning me more, but does not directly affect me either. The primary issue I have with this report however is that is lumps separate groups together: registered asylum seekers from active war zones and migrants from the Balkan and Maghreb zones that basically stand no chance of ever getting asylum. These groups differ significantly in the number of crimes committed - but who'd expect the writers for a right-wing think tank to make such a minor distinction.