Recent survey findings indicate that nearly 48% of respondents back a ban on the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, following its classification as a right-wing extremist group by Germany's domestic spy agency. In parallel, incoming Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt announced plans to enhance border checks by deploying thousands of police officers. This move aims to reduce illegal migration, with Dobrindt advocating for a controlled and consistent approach to immigration policy as the new coalition government prepares to assume power.
"Almost half the respondents supported a ban on the AfD, reflecting growing public concern about the party's right-wing extremist label assigned by the domestic spy agency."
"Incoming Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt emphasized that the tightening of border controls is a necessary measure to address illegal migration effectively, stating, 'Humanity and order require control, clarity and consistency.'"
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