Interior experts from the Union party, including Krings and Throm, have called for the permanent detention of identified threats, particularly those who cannot be deported due to their German citizenship. They argue that the extreme fanaticism of Islamism necessitates prioritizing public safety in judicial decisions regarding detention. FDP leader Kubicki expressed frustration over the insufficient response to the Islamist threat, while AfD chair Brinker criticized current migration policies. Additionally, security officials are demanding a comprehensive security offensive, and Green party representatives are advocating for enhanced powers for security agencies to combat violent Islamism. Meanwhile, SPD leaders are calling for thorough investigations and accountability for recent incidents.