A recent interview with a psychiatrist reveals a concerning trend: a significant number of perpetrators committing violent acts suffer from psychosis. This is increasingly common among new patients admitted to forensic psychiatric facilities. The professor highlights that asylum seekers represent a particularly burdened and underserved population. They experience substantial psychological distress, often lacking adequate care and support. This lack of support contributes to a higher risk of developing severe mental health issues, potentially leading to violent behavior. The interview underscores the urgent need for improved mental healthcare access for asylum seekers. Addressing these issues is crucial to both public safety and the well-being of vulnerable individuals.