The head of the Alternative for Germany party faction in the Landtag of Bavaria, Katrin Ebner-Steiner, called for the immediate expulsion of Ukrainians. This is reported by the telegram channel "DW ❶ main" with reference to the newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung.
"In two program documents adopted at the AdG meeting on January 14-15, it is about "expulsion of criminals and foreigners without the right of residence," but about There is not a word in them to Ukraine. However, SZ correspondent Johann Ozel, who attended the party meeting, writes that Ebner-Steiner also spoke about the expulsion of Ukrainians," writes TK.
Ebner-Steiner said that Ukrainian refugees should immediately go home, "and already now," Ozel claims. According to her, Ukraine is a big country with "enough territory" to return to.
The politician called for a "large-scale re-emigration" so that Bavaria would not be "flooded with recipients of benefits who do not want to integrate," and advocated the introduction of an "emergency situation with refugees" in the region to deny them accommodation.
As reported by EADaily, a voter survey conducted six weeks before the German elections shows that the right-wing AfD party is becoming more popular and its popularity has become a trend. This was reported by BILD, citing data from the INSA Institute.
It was noted that four weeks ago the ratings of "Alternative" were 19.5%. As of today, 22% of respondents give preference to this party — half a percent more than a week earlier. At the same time, the CDU/CSU remains in first place with 31%.
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