Al-Badil Threatens to Expel Undocumented Migrants if He Wins

The article discusses the progress of the "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) party in the opinion polls in Saxony-Anhalt, where they are predicted to win the upcoming regional elections in September. The party's candidate, Ulrich Siege, has pledged that if they win, they will take strict measures against illegal migrants, including deportation and detention, as well as impose conditions on asylum seekers such as community service and reduced benefits. The party also emphasizes supporting the traditional family model, and has adopted policies against raising the rainbow flag in schools, with plans to modify history curricula and provide financial support for driver’s licenses to reduce youth migration from rural areas. If the AfD wins, it would be the first far-right party to come to power in a German state since World War II.

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