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Fa'idil promises to repatriate Syrians from Germany if elected
Alice Weidel, the leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) Party, sparked widespread controversy by stating that the party aims to repatriate all Syrians residing in Germany back to Syria if it comes to power, as part of a tougher immigration policy. She confirmed that the party plans to tighten border controls and possibly exit the Schengen Area to implement these policies. She clarified that the goal includes returning Syrians who do not have legal residence rights, noting that some Syrians have obtained German citizenship, making their deportation more difficult. Figures indicate that approximately 975,000 Syrians hold German citizenship, while around 1.2 million of Syrian origin live in Germany. The number of Syrians choosing to return voluntarily has also increased, with 2,843 individuals returning in the first half of 2026. Weidel's statements come amid growing political debates in Germany regarding the evaluation of asylum applications and the repatriation of migrants. The party's positions remain a serious issue in the political landscape.
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