The two men, an Algerian and a Nigerian whose names were not released, were detained in February in Goettingen during an investigation of suspected attack plans. It said late Tuesday the men will be deported before Easter after the Federal Administrative Court threw out a case against the decision. "This is a clear signal to all fanatics that we won't leave them one centimeter for their inhuman plans," said state Interior Minister Boris Pistorius. Prosecutors concluded that the two had discussed an attack plan but had no concrete plans to carry one out. After the Christmas market attack, which was carried out by a rejected asylum-seeker, the government proposed further measures to toughen the rules on deporting such individuals and on monitoring extremists.

Source: Egypt Independent March 22, 2017 11:37 UTC