More than 148,000 people in Germany were subject to outstanding arrest warrants, according to figures the Federal Ministry of the Interior provided in response to a parliamentary inquiry, as reported by Alex Jones Live on Oct. 11, 2026.
The report says foreign nationals accounted for 87.3% of the suspects. It separately states that 11.2% held exclusively German citizenship. The supplied material does not explain how citizenship categories were defined, when the figures were measured, or whether the numbers refer to people or individual warrants throughout.
The figures concern suspects with outstanding warrants; the provided account does not establish that those individuals were convicted of crimes. The report also does not identify the parliamentary inquiry or provide a breakdown by offense, nationality, location, or warrant status.
Because the source excerpt is brief and does not include the underlying ministry response, the statistics and their context could not be assessed further from the supplied material.
