AfD win intensifies migrant concerns

The results of the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament elections showed that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party topped the vote with about 44.5%, surpassing the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), which received 18.5%. This victory brings the issue of immigration and asylum back to the political agenda and raises concerns among immigrants and refugees regarding its impact on the state's immigration and integration policies, especially given the uncertainty surrounding the possibility of forming a governing coalition that includes the party. The success of AfD in the state reflects a broader dissatisfaction with the federal government on immigration issues, with major parties continuing to refuse cooperation with the party. However, its leading position is likely to place it in a position of responsibility to govern, as it would need to manage policies and propose practical solutions if it comes to power.

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