That’s two Afghan refugee stabbings this week.
The media was furious that the Trump administration had temporarily suspended incoming ‘refugee’ flights from Afghanistan. It barraged us with stories about the 1,600 Afghans whose flights were canceled to come here. This came shortly after an Afghan refugee stabbed a child to death in Germany.
And now one here stabbed his caseworker in Michigan.
A caseworker has been hospitalized after authorities say he was stabbed on Wednesday in Orion Township.
The sheriff’s office said the suspect was identified as a refugee from Afghanistan and the caseworker was employed by a company that assists refugees.
Authorities said the victim, who is employed by Samaritas, was taken into surgery.
Samaritas, which was set up to help Swedish immigrants come to America and is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church decided to instead embark on a course of bringing Afghan Muslims to America.
It issued a defensive statement claiming that,.”it is important to emphasize that this situation is an isolated incident. As we have seen across decades of working with this population, refugees bring resilience, strength and valuable contributions to our communities.”
Afghan refugees stabbing people is anything but an isolated incident. It’s not even an isolated incident this week.
Here’s how life with Afghan refugees plays out in Germany which just celebrated its latest Afghan stabbing.
In 2024 alone, Mohammad, an Afghan refugee stabbed a Ukrainian woman in the back while walking down the street, an Iranian man attacked police officers with a knife, an Afghan man went on a stabbing spree at a soccer party, a Syrian man rammed a van into a store and threatened people with a machete, a man waving a knife at a wine festival threatened, “I will bring you all to Allah”, and a Syrian man plotted to attack German soldiers with a machete.”
Resilience, strength, and valuable stabbings.
Officials don’t believe anyone else was involved and say there’s no danger to the community.
Refugee resettlement is a danger to the community. To any community.
Article posted with permission from Daniel Greenfield
