As Germany approaches pivotal elections, rising far-right sentiment, particularly in eastern cities like Cottbus, is fostering anxiety among migrants and refugees. The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has gained significant popularity due to its anti-migration stance, leading to tension and fear within immigrant communities as political debates center on migration. Experts note a palpable fear among Syrian and Afghan refugees regarding their status and potential deportations. The political landscape is fraught as major parties, including Chancellor Olaf Scholz's SPD, grapple with the challenges posed by increasing far-right influence.
The overall atmosphere is rather tense in Germany at the moment, and refugees do feel the changing attitude towards them.
There is new fear for their future in Germany... the Afghan community is worried with regards to calls for regular deportation flights.
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