🇯🇵 Ugandans doing some territorial shit in Japan 🤦♂️ pic.twitter.com/ldronGSIYI
— Asian Dawn (@AsianDawn4) September 3, 2026
Civic Nationalism be like “These two black guys are Japanese because they have citizenship, eat sushi & believe in Japanese values” pic.twitter.com/Dj85Y5vlFj
— 🇯🇵 Colonel Otaku Gatekeeper 🇯🇵 (@politicalawake) September 3, 2026
🇮🇹 En Italia, un violento africano se puso a perseguir a varios ciudadanos con un cuchillo y gritando «Allahu Akbar», fue capturado y acusado de resistencia a la autoridad, lesiones a un agente y tenencia ilícita de armas. El juez condenó al africano a diez meses de prisión y… pic.twitter.com/RVAQtI1SgV
— Carlo Martin (@Liberfach0) September 4, 2026
In Japan, a Ghanaian immigrant sought government livelihood assistance because he became ill and could no longer work.
First, he applied to the city administration for assistance, but his application was rejected because he was a foreign national.
He did not stop there and took the matter to court, but after the District Court and the Tokyo High Court, the Supreme Court also rejected his appeal in September 2026, stating that the legal right to this assistance belongs to Japanese citizens, not foreigners.
This case sends a clear message about Japan’s immigration policy: a foreigner living in Japan is not legally entitled to welfare programs intended for Japanese citizens. And this incident clearly shows Japan’s stance that Japanese taxpayers’ money is only for the people of Japan.