German far-right candidate pledges to expel immigrants if he wins Saxony state election
The far-right German party "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) has outlined its plans for the early days of its potential rule if it wins the Saxony-Anhalt state election. The party has pledged to immediately deport all illegal migrants using all available legal tools. Additionally, the party plans to impose social responsibilities on asylum seekers and reduce their benefits if they do not comply, while offering financial support to fund driving licenses for trainees and reduce youth migration from rural areas. As a representative of far-right parties, the AfD is the first to publicly announce its intention to govern a German state since the end of World War II, benefiting from the rising popularity of right-wing parties across Europe.
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