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Germans want a stricter migration policy, but they don’t want AFD in power!

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Germans want a stricter migration policy, but they don’t want AFD in power!
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The tight majority of German voters approve the controversial decision of the Conservative leader Friedrich Merza to be placed for migration reforms in parliament with the support of the final right alternative for Germany (AFD).

The research conducted by the Interviewers of the YEG for German newspaper aencies DPA showed that 52 percent of respondents supported Merz’s move last week, and 38 percent disapproved.

Germany shakes protests after Merz seemed to broke long-term “firewall” with the far right-handed cooperation, by adopting an optional proposal in the Bundestag, ie the lower Dom Parliament, on Wednesday the Votes of AFD.

Research – conducted between Friday and Tuesday – reveals, that most Germans support measures, while 63 percent of them are to return migrants without a valid entry permit on the border, even if requested asylum. Only 25 percent oppose that policy.

Although the measures are popular, clear most respondents (62 percent) does not believe that AFD should be involved in the ruling coalition after the 23rd elections. February.

The party, which under the investigation of domestic intelligence services as a suspected extremist group, is in second place with more than 20 percent of the vote of support.

Friedrich Merz, the favorite for the next German chancellor, insisted that his block of Christian-Democratic Union / Christian-Social Union (CDU / CSU) will not cooperate with AFD despite voting last week. Research has shown that 49 percent of respondents believe Merz, while 32 percent do not believe, reports Reuters.

(Vijesti.ba / Fena)


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