As Germany approaches the February 23 federal election, political tensions escalate, particularly surrounding immigration policies. The CDU, leading polls, pushes anti-immigration motions with far-right AfD support, despite criticism from opposition parties. The CDU leader Friedrich Merz’s attempt to secure a majority falters after failing to pass legislation. A recent survey indicates mixed approval for these actions, with support from CDU and AfD constituents contrasting with broader public disapproval, highlighting societal divides as protests erupt against perceived far-right collaboration.
The CDU, led by Friedrich Merz, fails to pass anti-immigration legislation despite support from the far-right AfD, revealing deep divisions on immigration policy.
Anti-immigration legislation introduced by the CDU sparks protests, as their shift towards the far-right AfD breaches a long-standing consensus against collaboration with extremists.
The latest ARD-Deutschlandtrend survey shows divided public opinion: while 62% of CDU supporters agree with Merz's immigration stance, half of Germans oppose the CDU's approach.
With tensions escalating as elections near, Germany faces challenges in reconciling differing views on immigration, highlighting the contentious nature of political alliances.
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