Explosive survey: make migrants our schools more violent?

Explosive survey: make migrants our schools more violent?

Stuttgart, Deutschland - alarm in the school corridors of Baden-Württemberg! The majority of citizens are convinced: the violence at schools explodes - and many blame the migrants. This has shown a survey by the Insa opinion research institute, which was carried out on behalf of the AfD parliamentary group. 63 percent of Baden-Württemberg are of the opinion that a high proportion of migrants increase violence potential in schools. It is noteworthy that even 70 percent of the SPD voters agree to this view, while the CDU voters are 73 percent and 91 percent for the AfD. This throws a light light on the concerns and concerns of the people in the region. BILD-regional reports intensely.

But there are also skeptical voices: the majority of the Greens (38 %) and left voters (42 %) sees no direct connection between the proportion of foreigners and violence at schools. This shows how split the opinions on this explosive topic. Another hammer from the INSA survey: Almost 3000 violent crimes were registered in Baden-Württemberg last year-an increase of a whopping 13.5 percent! So you wonder how safe are our schools really?

political reactions and demands

Hans-Peter Hörner, school-political spokesman for the AfD, raises the alarm. He sees a clear evidence of the failure of the integration in the education sector and demands that students with a migration background should be distributed more evenly to classes. "The problem with violence cannot be solved by school social workers or psychologists, their work is purely cosmetic," said Hörner. Of course, these statements have caused a lot of vertebrae and are water on the mills of the party political discussion.

statistics and reality

It doesn't look better across Germany: 27,500 acts of violence were recorded throughout Germany, which corresponds to an increase of 27 percent. Despite these frightening figures, the statistics of the German statutory accident insurance show a different development: since 2007 the number of "violent accidents" has actually dropped in German schools. At that time there were more than ten cases per 1000 students, in 2023 there are only seven. Apparently perception and statistics bounce apart here.

Now the ball is politics and society - what's next before the mood tilts even further? The debate is not only led heated in the classrooms, but also in the political arenas.

summa summarum is likely to ensure this topic for some controversy and debates, both in Baden-Württemberg and nationwide. Because the question remains: how safe are our schools really and what can we do to change that?

For more information about the factual situation, consider what Image-Regional has to report.