"Yes, there will be a rally today," a representative of Dresden police said.
According to the police, the rally, organized by right-wing activists, will begin at 3 p.m. local time (13:00 GMT). The police said they were expecting about 100 people to attend the rally and were ready to ensure security if the protest were to escalate.
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On Monday, a Chemnitz court granted the police's request for the warrant for the arrest of two men, a Syrian citizen and an Iraqi national, suspected of dealing the deadly knife blows to the deceased.
Earlier this week, protest rallies were held in Chemnitz, where a 25-year old German national was killed on Sunday.
Far right activists participated in earlier protests: some of the slogans voiced at the rallies were against migrants.