Abduction and Assault of Teen Girls in Vienna Raises Immigration Concerns

Two Algerian men were arrested in Vienna for the abduction, drugging, and sexual assault of two teenage girls, aged 14 and 15. The suspects allegedly forced the girls to consume drugs and subjected them to violent rapes while threatening them with a gun. The teenagers managed to escape after several hours when the men fell asleep and called for help. Despite denying the charges, the suspects face serious allegations, including rape and coercion. This incident raises concerns about the impact of unregulated immigration policies, suggesting that such policies can compromise public safety. Critics argue that admitting migrants from cultures with differing views on women places local citizens at risk, emphasizing the need for more accountable immigration strategies.