The attack in Würzburg left its mark. Just a few days after the terrible act, some politicians are calling for the refugee law to be revised.
Only recently it became known that the assassin from Würzburg, who stabbed three women and injured several people, some seriously, had repeatedly been targeted by the police in the past. The Chemnitz public prosecutor's office has already been investigating him for dangerous bodily harm. Against this background, Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann addressed a possible revision of the refugee law and the subsidiary protection of rejected asylum seekers a few days ago.
Now more and more politicians are following and joining Joachim Herrmann's plan. While CDU internal politician Axel Fischer is based on the example of the Danes and advocates deportation centers, CSU General Secretary Florian Hahn sees the federal ministers of justice as obliged to enforce preventive detention for migrants who are obliged to leave the country. * 24hamburg.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
