n an interview with the Kristelig Dagblad Newspaper on October 15, 2019, the Minister of Integration, Mattias Tesfaye, evaluates on the status of integration in Denmark, based on the new so-called "citizenship survey". The interview was not about employment and language skills, should anyone still have any doubts about what is most central to “integration”.

The riots in Copenhagen, Sunday, 14 April 2019, with burning barricades and clashes with police in combat gear, broke out after the police chose to move the state-sanctioned abuses against Islam and Muslims to Blågårds Plads, despite the obvious security risk associated with this. Due to this worrying irresponsibility, the authorities bear a significant part of the responsibility for the emergence of predictable trouble, albeit wrong.

On Friday the 22nd of March 2019, Hizb ut Tahrir / Scandinavia organized a historic event in the centre of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. In front of the Danish parliament, the jumuah prayer was performed in support of the martyred brothers and sisters in Christchurch, New Zealand and to hold the politicians, in Denmark and throughout the West, responsible for the hateful, hostile climate towards Islam and Muslims, which…

The Government and the Danish People's Party have signed an agreement on the law of state finances for 2019 with a number of initiatives related to “immigration policy”. The Ministry of Immigration and Integration proclaimed in a press release on November 30, 2018 that "temporality must be the key word in Danish immigration policy", while the People’s Party celebrates the so-called "paradigm shift."