German police have detained two people after a series of raids against far-right suspects accused of plotting attacks on refugees, Jews and police officers. Another suspect was believed to have offered assistance to the group, including by acquiring weapons. According to the domestic intelligence service, the Reichsb?rger movement has about 10,000 members. ?The Reichsb?rger group ? continues to win new followers,? the domestic security chief, Hans-Georg Maa?en, told the DPA, voicing concern about the ?increased aggressiveness? of its followers. Most Reichsb?rger members believe in the continued existence of the German empire (Reich) and many refuse to pay taxes, social security contributions and fines owed to the state.

(Photo by Michael Debets/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images)Police officers stand on the side at the opening rally. Police officers stand on the side at the opening rally. A statement from the public prosecutor`s office in Graz, one of the cities involved, said those detained were suspected of involvement with ISIS. (Photo by Michael Debets/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images) Michael Debets?Pacific Press/LightRocket/Getty Images(VIENNA) ? Austrian police arrested eight suspected terrorists Thursday in a series of early-morning raids in the country`s two largest cities that mobilized heavily armed SWAT teams and hundreds of officers supporting them. Around a hundred protesters marched through Vienna one day ahead of the Austrian Presidential election, protesting against the rightwing candidate for the election, Norbert Hofer.