Serious Question

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He is right.
Read the article posted, 97 percent are unemployed in Germany.

I would agree on socdem fantasy lands like germqny, but in yhe americas, asia and oceania migrants do work

Not that working is good however

iirc there's red tape stopping a huge number of them from getting work.

Who is that in the top right?

Red tape like not being able to speak English and comitting petty crime?

No, like the globally accepted definition of the term, sarcasmospaz.

My comrade

Actually I didn't. Was just referring to that one guy. A lot of 'green anarchists' are actually ecofascists. Though some of them, I assume, are good people.
Nice baseless generalization there bro. I happen to have left wing secular muslim drinking buddies irl that would beg to differ.
Have you ever even talked to a refugee before?

Immigration restrictions only punish the proletariat since the bourgeoisie can live wherever they want as long as they have enough money. So if you support immigration restrictions you're not just being xenophobic, but specifically against proletarians.

Refugees are not directly given working permits in germany, they need to take integration and language courses for a couple of years first.

I accept your concession. Be sure to bring facts to back up your dumb claims next time.

It has several causes. (I'm speaking about Europe now)
1. Education: most of them are unskilled, just like proles in every state since the universe exists.
2. Unemployment already existed before they arrived. Since 2008, it's almost unbearable to see so many people not working beacuse they are rejected.
3. Racism: employers don't want to employ them. Just like in my country with gypsies.
4. States didn't do anything in order to integrate them into the wider society. Authoritarian politics are needed if they wanted it. For example: dispersing them in the country. I'm not arguing on what it surely needed, just telling that EU wasn't even trying. Today, it's working in some other way.

EU wanted immigration beacuse they wanted more consumers, not producers. Immigrants didn't steal jobs, they just raised consumer prices. Eu wanted to solve the 2008 crisis by generating demand. They could also do it by keynesian policies (being soced), but this is better for burgers (still being neoliberal).