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The leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, Alice Weidel, stated that Germany is facing a "migration crisis" that requires tightening deportation procedures. She called for the deportation of more than a million people who have had their asylum requests rejected, despite government data showing that the majority of these individuals are not actually required to leave the country. The number of people truly at risk of deportation is approximately 259,000, most of whom hold a "Duldung" status, which is a temporary suspension of deportation. Her remarks come at a time when the party continues to escalate its focus on immigration, while opponents accuse it of using misleading figures.
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