Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited Solingen following a deadly knife attack that resulted in three fatalities and eight injuries during a local festival. The assailant, a 26-year-old Syrian named Issa Al H., has been arrested and is facing charges of murder, attempted murder, and terrorism, with connections to the Islamic State group. Scholz's visit included discussions with local officials and a memorial service for the victims, highlighting the government's commitment to addressing public safety concerns and immigration policies. The attack has reignited debates over immigration regulations in Germany, particularly regarding individuals with potential security risks. Calls for stricter immigration and weapon laws have intensified in the aftermath of this incident, reflecting broader societal concerns about radicalization. The assailant had entered Germany in December 2022 under protected status, raising questions about the effectiveness of current immigration measures.