After the attack of a Syrian attacker in the city of Solingen, the Prime Minister of Germany has said that his country plans to return Afghan and Syrian immigrants to their countries.

According to Amac News: Olaf Schultz, the Prime Minister of Germany, said in an interview with a German media that he wants to deport immigrants from Afghanistan and Syria.
Schultz said in an interview with this media that he does not intend to revise the asylum law, but criminals do not have the right to asylum in Germany.
These statements of this high-ranking German official came after three days ago, a young man from Syria attacked people with a knife at a festival in Solingen, Germany, as a result of which three people were killed and eight others were injured.
After this attack, the German government has been under pressure from the opposition parties and public opinion.
The German Prime Minister has also said that his country is considering the possibility of returning migrants to Afghanistan.
Not long ago, a German police officer was killed in the attack of a young man from Afghanistan on a gathering of opponents of Islam in Mannheim, Germany.