Ex-IS Germany Boss Fights Deportation

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He radicalized young men for jihad. After years in prison, Abu Walaa is purified. Nevertheless, he is to be expelled. His deportation has yet to be decided.

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Abu Walaa came to Germany in 2001 as an asylum seeker, became an IS-affiliator and Salafist preacher. If he served a ten-year sentence in 2027, he is to be expelled. However, the 41-year-old Iraqi fails with his complaint. The court sees him as a danger to security.

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He was once regarded as the head of the German terrorist militia ISIS: Abu Walaa, who was sentenced as a terrorist, failed with the lawsuit against his expulsion. However, the father of seven children cannot yet be deported.

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The former head of the terrorist militia of the Islamic State (IS) Abu Walaa continues to fight against his deportation to Iraq.

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Compared to other countries, Switzerland is poorly positioned, especially when former IS fighters come back.

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He was once regarded as the head of Germany of the IS: the convicted IS terrorist Abu Walaa is supposed to lose his right of residence so that he can be deported.