HOW MANY TIMES WERE YOU WARNED  40% of all babies born in Vienna do not have Austrian nationality.

The share of foreigners born in the capital of the 700-year-old Habsburg Empire has doubled. This change occurred over the last two decades.

The demographic landscape of Vienna is shifting rapidly. A record number of newborns lack Austrian citizenship despite being born within the country.

According to recent data from Statistics Austria, 40.5 percent of babies born in the capital do not have Austrian citizenship. This figure has doubled from 20 percent just two decades ago.

In several Viennese districts, the statistics are even more striking. In areas such as Favoriten, Ottakring, and Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus, the share of non-Austrian newborns has surpassed 50 percent.

These children are born on Austrian soil, but they are not legally considered citizens, according to data from Heute newspaper.

This data comes at a time when 40.9% of all of Vienna’s population is foreign-born. Over 50 percent have both parents born overseas.

Those born without a passport do not automatically receive Austrian citizenship, as they do in the United States.

Instead, there is a process. In a number of cases, these people do not obtain Austrian citizenship. They have issues with voting and sometimes even staying in the country.

Globalist sell-out Leftist politicians have called for these citizens to receive automatic citizenship.

In addition, of the approximately 60 percent of those born in Vienna with an Austrian passport, many of these births are to individuals with a migration background. They also have Austrian citizenship.

In short, the demographics of Vienna are rapidly changing. For the first time ever, more than 50 percent of first-graders do not understand German. This is a major milestone in the troubled Vienna school system.

Another milestone was also reached last year. For the first time in the Vienna elementary school system, Muslims outnumbered Christians.

Muslim students now account for 41.2 percent of all students, while Christian students fell to 34.5 percent. The trend is only growing, and is accompanied by rising problems, including violence in schools, anti-Semitism, and contempt for women.

Meanwhile, the right-wing Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) is raising the alarm. They are concerned about the rapid demographic change in Austria. The city of Vienna is also a focus.

‘What we as the FPÖ have been warning about for decades, but which was always dismissed as right-wing scaremongering, is now reality:

Immigration has completely overrun our country. 41.2 percent of Muslim students, that’s no longer a minority, that’s the new majority.

And it’s not just that Austrian children have become a minority in schools. Even together with other Christian European migrants, they are fewer than non-European Muslims.

This situation is a result of replacement migration. It is also due to asylum abuse. Additionally, the SPÖ, ÖVP, and Greens have denied reality.

In more and more school classes, German is a second language, and our values ​​are becoming increasingly secondary. Our children are being marginalized by migrants. This is no longer immigration, this is displacement.’

Vienna has seen an incredible demographic transformation in recent decades, with an extreme acceleration in just the last 10 years.

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