Augsburg police have arrested a 37-year-old asylum seeker from Iraq who was spying on a Christmas market. The man had connections with IS and published extremist materials on social networks.
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Augsburg police have arrested Ali Al-GB, a 37-year-old asylum seeker from Iraq, Suspected of terrorizing the Christmas market.Now he must be deported from Germany.
Augsburg District Court receives arrest warrant for 37-year-old man to secure deportation
– a spokeswoman for the Bavarian police headquarters in Schwaben Nord said.
Law enforcement officials said an asylum seeker from Iraq photographed a Christmas market as part of a suspected espionage operation. According to reports, the man has previously been in the spotlight as he attracted attention with posts praising ISIS on social media.
Information about the man's internet activity came from foreign intelligence. Ali Al-G. contacted IS members, repeatedly glorified jihad, and posted videos of executions and suicide attacks that used cars equipped with explosives as deadly weapons.
It is known that the suspected terrorist arrived in Germany in early 2023 and applied for asylum. He is currently in custody awaiting deportation.
According to the authorities, the central office for extremism of foreigners of the state Office for asylum and repatriation of Bavaria allowed the deportation order to be issued in accordance with Section 58a of the Residence Act. That is, the man is immediately deported to his home country, "based on a fact-based forecast, in order to prevent a certain threat to the security of the Federal Republic of Germany or a terrorist threat.
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