Harder German approach jihadist threat

berlin - The German government is harder to tackle the threat from Islamic corner which was hitherto the case. That the ministers Thomas de Maiziere and Heiko Maas, respectively, Interior and Justice, published Tuesday in response to the attack on the Christmas market in Berlin by an IS-jihadist.

De Maizière and Maas stressed that there are legal provisions for persons to take up constitute a potential threat quicker and easier. The conditions to take a person into custody to be relaxed, pending his deportation. The federal police is given the right to follow the course of a suspect using an electronic ankle bracelet.

Another measure is the introduction of 'residency requirement' for ' asylum seekers who conceal their identity '' so that their residence and domicile is always known to the authorities. In negotiations with the countries of origin to take back failed asylum seekers will ' whole political playing field 'are, including development concerned.