2025-10-24 12:29:10
Migration
Politics
Government

Krefeld Mayor Challenges Chancellor's Views on Urban Migration Issues

Frank Meyer, the Mayor of Krefeld, has voiced strong criticism against Chancellor Friedrich Merz regarding his comments about urban landscapes and migrants. The mayor highlights the financial struggles faced by major cities, which contribute to issues like waste management and challenges for local businesses.

He emphasizes the social complexities posed by marginalized groups, including undocumented migrants and the homeless, particularly in neighborhoods experiencing disturbances. Meyer calls for increased financial support from the federal government to alleviate these municipal burdens.

Meanwhile, a ZDF Politbarometer survey reveals that 63% of respondents agree with Merz's statements, particularly among older demographics, although younger individuals show less support for his views. This disparity underlines the differing perspectives on urban issues across age groups.

Tagesspiegel
24. Oktober 2025 um 05:01

Society: Poll: Majority approves Merz' 'Cityscape'-Statements

Friedrich Merz' controversial statements about the 'cityscape' and migrants in Germany have found broad approval among the population, according to a poll. 63% of those polled in the ZDF-Political Barometer agreed with him, while 29% rejected him. Approval varied strongly by age: it was at 70% among 35- to 59-year-olds, but only 42% among younger participants.
t-online
24. Oktober 2025 um 05:00

Survey: Majority Agrees with Merz's 'Cityscape' Statements

A survey by the ZDF-Politbarometer found that 63% of respondents agree with statements made by Chancellor Friedrich Merz about the 'cityscape' and migrants in Germany. The majority of people over 60 years old support Merz's comments, while only 42% of those between 18 and 34 do so. Furthermore, more than two-thirds of respondents reported feeling very safe or fairly safe at public places.
stern
24. Oktober 2025 um 08:07

Urban Landscape Debate: Krefeld Mayor Criticizes Merz and Demands More Money

Frank Meyer criticizes Chancellor Friedrich Merz's 'urban landscape' statement. Financial difficulties in major cities lead to trash and challenges for the retail trade. People on the fringes of society are a social challenge, such as migrants without residency status or the mentally ill. Homeless people pose a problem, especially in neighborhoods with high nuisance. Meyer demands more money from the federal government for municipalities and unemployment among migrants.
zeit
24. Oktober 2025 um 07:48

"We are the Daughters": Krefeld's Mayor criticizes Merz and demands more funding

Frank Meyer, the Mayor of Krefeld, criticizes the statements made by Chancellor Friedrich Merz regarding migrants in large cities like Krefeld. The city is suffering from financial difficulties and pollution. The federal government should provide more funding for municipalities.
CW

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