CHANGING MIGRANTS Written by Engin Erkiner
Türkçe English Deutsch Italiano Français Ελληνικά Kurdî Español Changing Immigrants
People who come from one country and choose to live in another country or are forced to change after 20-30 years . Some learn a language, some cannot; Some people can build a new life for themselves, while others can't, but in any case they experience more or less changes.
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and immigrants who are civil servants.
There are third generation police officers of Turkish origin in Germany. Not everyone is the same, of course, but I know of not a few examples of immigration police being generally not treating immigrants well at all. From the asylum application to the extension of the residence permit, the civil servant has the initiative, and contrary to popular belief, immigrants have little chance against the immigration officers in these matters.
This situation is not unique to immigrants from Germany and Turkey. In the US, there are not few instances where black cops have treated black people particularly badly.
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I have a German passport, I know English, I don't want to deal with people who try to cause special difficulties in passing the control anyway.
I had a similar situation in my early years in France. In the 1980s, most of the Turkish people in Paris were working in apparel, and there was an unwritten rule: never work for a Turkish person, especially a former revolutionary… French workshop owners are better.
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in apparel Hard working conditions and low wages were the general rule, and in addition, the boss sometimes disappeared before the workers paid their accumulated debts. Immigrant bosses especially did this.
Immigrant, political or not, is late in accumulation, so he will try every way to get rich quickly.
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Immigrants Good relations with immigrants from the same country are generally valid in the first years of immigration. As the years pass, relationships begin to deteriorate. Although this situation does not apply to everyone, examples are not few.
