Germany Tightens Deportation Rules After Police Attacks

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Following the stabbing of a police officer by an Afghan suspect, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces pressure to increase deportations of migrants with rejected asylum claims, especially those who have committed crimes. Interior Minister Nancy Faeser has vowed to deport criminals to Syria and Afghanistan, despite challenges in executing such deportations. The incident has intensified political debate ahead of the European elections, with the far-right Alternative for Germany party pushing for stricter immigration controls.
- Germany's Scholz under pressure to step up deportations after killing of police officer POLITICO Europe
- Germany considers Afghan deportations after police stabbing DW (English)
- Scholz Vows to Toughen up German Deportation Rules After Attacks U.S. News & World Report
- Germany tightens deportation laws following attacks The Jerusalem Post
- Germany debates deporting Afghanistan migrants who threaten public safety following fatal police stabbing JURIST
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