AfD's Secret 'Re-Migration' Meeting Sparks Outrage and Calls for Ban

Despite widespread protests, the far-right party's popularity remains strong ahead of upcoming regional elections.

Germany's far-right AfD party is under scrutiny following revelations of a secret meeting with right-wing activists to discuss a potential 're-migration' plan involving mass deportations.
Despite widespread protests and calls for the party's ban, the AfD's popularity remains strong, particularly in Germany's eastern states where regional elections are due later this year.
The AfD has recently shown support for farmer protests against subsidy cuts, raising concerns about potential exploitation of the situation for political gain.
Germany's Federal Constitutional Court recently ruled that the small far-right Die Heimat party may not receive federal funding due to its anti-democratic and ethno-nationalist goals, sparking discussions about a similar motion against the AfD.
The AfD stands to lose over $10 million in annual public funding if such a motion is passed, which could impact the party's performance in the upcoming regional elections.