Germans can't deport "immigrant" accused of 542 crimes because...

Hey, how are things going in increasingly immigrant-terrorized Germany?  One story gives you the feel:

One "immigrant" invader who came to Germany 20 years ago has been investigated or charged with 542 crimes.  (Article didn't say how many convictions or whether he'd been sentenced to jail, but apparently he was free far more than he was in jail to have been that active.)

So finally the German legal system decided enough was enough, and sought to deport the worthless crook.  But they ran into a problem:

The guy had never had a passport, and they didn't know his country of origin.  So by German law they couldn't deport him!

I'd tell the son of a bitch that if he could't prove where he was from in ten days, he was gonna be dropped in the middle of a jungle somewhere with ten euros and a gallon of water.  But I understand some people think that's a bit harsh.  Yeah.  Far better to become a minority in their own country, eh?