Schleswig-Holstein has said goodbye to the first Islamist endanger in years!

Schleswig-Holstein has said goodbye to the first Islamist endanger in years!

In Schleswig-Holstein there are news that could be important for security in the country. A 35-year-old alleged Islamist endanger was deported to Bosnia and Herzegovina. This decision was made on the basis of paragraph 58a of the Residence Act, which enables people to deport people to a special danger to the security of Germany without prior expulsion. The deportation, which has been the first of its kind in the region for several years, takes place after a multi -month investigation by the State Criminal Police Office (LKA), which arrested the man in May and has been in deportation since then. Before this measure, the man had an unlimited right of residence.

Secretary of State Silke Schiller-Tobies from the Greens emphasized the importance of this deportation to ensure public security. Paragraph 58a was last used in Schleswig-Holstein in January 2018 to deport another man to Turkey. The case highlights the current security situation and the measures that are necessary to combat Islamist threats.

A look at the Islamist scene in Germany

as the Federal Center for Political Education , the Islamist scene in Germany includes around 27,480 people. This marks a decline of 2.9 % compared to the previous year. The Salafist potential, which continues to be the largest Islamist current with 11,000 people, is particularly noteworthy. In addition, organizations such as the Millî Görüş movement and the Muslim Brotherhood are other important players in this spectrum.

A security risk is not only the increasing number of endangers, but also the returnees from conflict areas such as Iraq and Syria. In February 2023, the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) performed 505 threats, 92 of which were custody. It is worrying that many of these returnees return ideologically indoctrinated or militarily trained. About 40 % of the more than 1,150 people who have traveled to the crisis areas since 2011 are now again in Germany, which underlines the need for theadicalization and integration measures.

security situation and terrorism

The Federal Constitutional Protection warns of the continuously high threat to the so -called Islamic State (IS) is the greatest danger. Several attacks in Germany in recent years underline this threat situation. For example, on August 23, 2024, there was a devastating attack in Solingen, in which three people were killed and eight injured. Such incidents call for fast action by the security authorities and increased measures to protect the population.

Finally, the case in Schleswig-Holstein shows that the authorities are continuously reacting to the changing security situation and taking measures to ward off potential dangers for citizens. At a time when the threat from radical currents does not decrease, it is crucial to remain vigilant and to take the right steps to protect security.