Krefeld Mayor Urges Specialized Centers for Dangerous Refugees

Following a recent arson incident, Mayor Frank Meyer calls for state-managed facilities to handle high-risk individuals.

A 38-year-old Iranian refugee, linked to multiple arson attacks in Krefeld, has sparked a debate on handling dangerous refugees.
Krefeld's Mayor, Frank Meyer, argues that municipalities are ill-equipped to manage highly aggressive and unpredictable individuals.
Meyer proposes that such individuals be housed in specialized state facilities with enhanced security and professional care.
Support for Meyer's proposal comes from various political figures, including CDU members, who suggest potential legislative changes.
The call for centralized management aims to ensure public safety and allow local authorities to focus on integration efforts.