I understand the point of your comment—why do Germans who see few migrants care about it more than Germans who see many migrants? The answer is that parts of t

I understand the point of your comment—why do Germans who see few migrants care about it more than Germans who see many migrants? The answer is that parts of the country that have enjoyed homogeneity the longest are the most upset about having that homogeneity violated. If one lives in Berlin, which has been heteregenous for a long time, the introduction of mass migration was less upsetting. If one lives in a village or small city that was 100% German for a long time, and now has the pleasure of “welcoming” strangers with a higher crime rate, alien social customs, and different appearance—your response is different.