Does Germany still have control over its asylum policy? Michael Kyrath disagrees. State failure and loss of control must end. Kyrath lost his 17-year-old daughter Ann-Marie to a Palestinian asylum seeker who stabbed her and her boyfriend multiple times on a train in Brokstedt two years ago. Since his daughter's death, Michael Kyrath has been lobbying the media and politicians for more control and more removals. In Stuttgart, the reporters are on the road with a police patrol policing a knife-free zone, and the Danish Minister of Migration explains how the Danes have adapted their asylum policy. Presenter Julia Ruhs is also in Aschaffenburg, where a child and a 41-year-old man died in a knife attack in January 2025. She visits the daycare group and speaks with the association's chairman. The documentary report under the new banner KLAR explores the question of what needs to be changed in Germany's asylum policy.

Migration: Was falsch läuft

Lateral thinkers, so-called "Querdenker" in German, have their very own view of things. They see the country as an inhumane Corona dictatorship and themselves as the last democrats, as fighters against a supposedly insane system. Some of them even compare the Federal Republic of Germany with Hitler's Germany because of the measures that should protect people against the virus epidemics. For most of this people, denialism of science and vaccination skepticism go hand in hand with sinking into an encapsulated social media bubble. They demonstrate on the streets against "the system", which supposedly sidelines those who think differently, without adhering to rules such as wearing a mask. The makers of the documentary accompanied two of these lateral thinkers to find out what causes citizens of the middle of the society to become so radicalized and to drift to the fringes of the political spectrum.