Migrants' concerns after Magdeburg election

The article discusses the situation of the city of Magdeburg in Saxony-Anhalt following the victory of the right-wing populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in the elections, and its impact on the community, refugees, and immigrants. The report highlights that the city combines architectural eras that reflect the ongoing struggle over national identity, with the foreign-born population making up 15.3% of residents—higher than the state average. It covers how young people and migrants are talking about the challenges of integration, concerns over the party’s ambitions, and some residents emphasizing that support is increasing from rural areas, where the party adopts strict stances against immigration and Islam. The article also sheds light on migrants’ fears of rising racism, plans by some to move to more stable locations, and the ongoing anticipation of the state’s political future.

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