Overview
- The company is entered in the German commercial register as a limited liability UG with its legal seat in Magdeburg and Martin Sellner listed as Geschäftsführer.
- The institute lists a Chemnitz business address that reporters say matches a meeting point used by the Identitäre Bewegung, which Germany’s domestic intelligence service classifies as right-wing extremist.
- A 49-page strategy paper attributed to the institute outlines turning Saxony-Anhalt into a “Remigrationsmusterland,” proposes a Landesamt für Remigration and details measures for the first 100 days of an AfD government.
- Sellner confirmed the existence of the institute on the social platform X and said a website and a whitepaper are forthcoming.
- Refugee groups and watchdogs say the paper names groups for deportation including people with legal status and Germans with migration backgrounds, calling the proposals racist and warning they could be adopted into regional policy if the AfD takes office.