Photo: DPAGermany said on Tuesday it will deport two men arrested on suspicion of planning a terror attack, despite the fact that while their parents are foreigners, they were both born in the country. However, police could not determine whether the suspects intended to use the firearm in a possible terror plot. Germany has remained on high alert since the December 19th attack by Anis Amri in Berlin that also injured 56 people. Four days after the attack, Amri, 24, was shot dead by Italian police after travelling through several European countries before heading to Milan. Germany had rejected Amri's asylum application half a year earlier, but he could not be expelled because of Tunisian bureaucratic delays.

Source: The Local March 22, 2017 08:03 UTC