However, to suggest that an entire group of people should be subjected to mass deportation based on the actions of a few individuals is both legally and ethically problematic. Deportation based on collective guilt violates human rights principles, and it ignores the vast majority of law-abiding citizens and migrants who are contributing to society peacefully. Additionally, framing all Muslims or left-wing activists as extremists or Jihadists can fuel division, hate, and discrimination, further polarizing societies.
While concerns about violent extremism and attacks on law enforcement are legitimate and must be addressed, solutions require careful, balanced approaches involving law enforcement, intelligence agencies, and community engagement rather than sweeping, reactionary measures like mass deportation, which could exacerbate tensions and harm innocent people.