日本で警察が移民を取り締まらない理由     Why the police don't crack down on immigrants in Japan when they commit crimes - 動画 Dailymotion

Why the police don't crack down on immigrants in Japan when they commit crimes

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00:00Why the police don't crack down on immigrants when they commit crimes

00:03Why the police don't crack down on immigrants when they commit crimes

00:06Companies that use immigrant labor

00:08Police Chief

00:09Governors who can appoint prefectural public safety commissioners

00:12Because he donated to the National Public Safety Commission Chairman

00:14There are countless officials who sell out their country for money.

00:17Why prosecutors don't prosecute immigration crimes

00:19The Minister of Justice has authority over the Attorney General

00:22That is, the corruption of the country

00:23And then Japan lost the war.

00:26If you lose the exam, the Criminal Procedure Law will be amended.

00:29Foreigners who have committed heinous crimes such as murder and rape

00:32Prosecutors were given the power to effectively acquit those who had not been admitted to the facility.

00:35Japan is the only country on Earth that can commit any crime.

00:39The law is still in vogue today.

00:41Immigrants come

00:42Companies that are not needed by society and cannot pay decent labor costs

00:46They want cheap labor

00:48The price is paid by people who have no connection to the company.

00:52Police, justice, weekly expenses, fallen underground

00:55Murdered person's profits

00:57The lifetime wages he would have earned if he hadn't been killed.

01:00Medical expenses for those who have been rake'd

01:02This is the current government