Bavaria's AfD Pushes for Mass Deportations with 'Remigration' Resolution

The controversial resolution calls for deporting migrants deemed poorly integrated and proposes external zones for asylum seekers outside Europe.

The Bavarian AfD adopted a 'Remigration Resolution' advocating the mass deportation of migrants, including those considered unwilling or unable to integrate.
The resolution proposes the establishment of 'protection and development zones' outside Europe to handle asylum seekers, avoiding their entry into Germany or Europe.
Party leaders argue the policy aligns with international law but critics highlight its alignment with far-right ideologies and its exclusionary rhetoric.
The resolution reflects the growing influence of extreme factions within the party, particularly those aligned with Björn Höcke's dissolved 'Flügel' group.
Journalists faced significant restrictions at the party convention, with reports of limited access and strict security escorts, raising concerns about press freedom.