Overview
- Abu Walaa, convicted of radicalizing youth and aiding the Islamic State, is challenging his expulsion from Germany in court.
- The hearing, scheduled for June 11, will address his loss of residency rights and post-release obligations, such as daily police check-ins.
- He was sentenced to 10.5 years in prison in 2021 and is expected to remain incarcerated until 2027.
- Authorities argue his expulsion is necessary due to the severe threat he poses to public safety, outweighing personal or familial considerations.
- Walaa's case follows a failed urgent application against his deportation last year, with the upcoming hearing set to decide his legal fate.