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Scholz promises tougher deportation measures after tragic attack in Solingen – Novinite.com

Chancellor Olaf Scholz has pledged to intensify efforts to deport people who do not have a residence permit Germanyafter a tragic knife attack in Solingen. The attack, which was carried out by a Syrian with alleged links to the Islamic State, claimed the lives of several victims and sparked a renewed debate about GermanyImmigration policy.

During his visit to Solingen, Scholz laid flowers at the scene of the attack and condemned the act as “Terrorism against us all.” He addressed the growing concerns about public safety and stressed that such incidents must be responded to decisively. Scholz underlined the government’s commitment to strengthening deportation processes and stated: “We must do everything possible to ensure that those who are unable and do not have permission to Germany are repatriated and deported.“This statement reflects the Chancellor’s intention to address public fears and the increasing influence of right-wing extremist rhetoric.

The attack provided the right-wing extremist opposition, especially the Alternative for Germany (AfD), which has long called for stricter immigration controls and tougher measures against asylum seekers. The party, which has gained popularity in recent years, is currently leading in polls in Saxony and Thuringia, where important state elections are taking place on Sunday.