Arab clans despise German laws, exploit welfare, and dominate organized crime in cities. Multiethnic migrant gangs from Turkey, Balkans, Africa, and Middle East battle for territory with guns, knives, and grenades. Two of five violence suspects lack German passports, exceeding their population share. Migrant youth drive massive rise in public assaults, doubling in Berlin since 2019. Failed asylum policy enables young foreign males to ignite ''crime as lifestyle'' groups. Rival Syrian and Afghan groups stab to death over honor in broad daylight. Baden-Württemberg sees 500+ migrant fighters in unprecedented gang wars spilling into provinces. Police note multiethnic polykriminality defies old crime models, unified by street upbringing. Juvenile migrant violence surges in Hessen, Sachsen-Anhalt, Niedersachsen, Bremen. Clan crime from 1980s Arab families connects to new migrant group brutality. State increasingly jails perpetrators but fears nationwide spread.