1月15日VOA聽力：德國科隆打擊後增強驅趕出境司法
Far right supporters and football hooligans smashedshop windows and damaged cars in the eastern cityof Leipzig in the early hours of Tuesday.
The rampage began around the same time that2,000 supporters of the anti-Islamic PEGIDAmovement demonstrated nearby, carrying signswith slogans like "Freedom for Germany."
German Justice Minister Heiko Maas Tuesday outlined tougher deportation laws for anyoneconvicted of certain crimes, including sexual assault.
Police have recorded more than 500 criminal complaints from New Year's Eve, almost half ofwhich involved sexual assault.
“Trying to spread this message that we told you.
So we told you that it was unacceptable to have these people.
We told you that it was a danger to have these people.
We told you they were coming from different traditions, different cultures, and they couldn’tunderstand our values.”
German Chancellor Angela Merkel defended her policy of accepting over a million refugees.
We know that since the terrible events of that night in Cologne, for integration to work,society needs to be open; but, she said, the refugees also need to be willing to follow thecountry's rules and values.
In a series of revenge attacks on foreigners in Cologne, six Pakistanis, two Syrians and threemen from Guinea were injured.
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