Germany Confronts Migration Policy After Solingen Attack

Leaders gather to discuss security measures and political responses following a fatal knife attack by a Syrian asylum seeker.

Federal and state leaders convene to debate new security proposals and migration policies.
The Solingen incident has intensified calls for stricter deportation laws and security measures.
The anti-migration AfD party gains ground in recent state elections, influencing the political discourse.
Interior Minister Nancy Faeser leads the talks, emphasizing the need for actionable and lawful solutions.
Historical parallels are drawn with past migration debates and violence, highlighting ongoing tensions.