Middle Eastern immigrant groups from Syria control streets in Berlin and Ruhr area. New criminal networks form in North Rhine-Westphalia. Gangs recruit underage boys aged 8-17 with promises of quick money and luxury. Arab and Kurdish clans lure kids for dirty work. Social workers confirm most young clients already clash with law via these gangs. Politicians demand repressive actions against rising clan wars. Experts fear escalation like Sweden's migrant violence. Most Syrians aren't criminals but organized crime groups build power within their communities. German internal policy fails to stop gang takeover. Young migrants know legal consequences but join anyway.