The AfD allowed the party to come to power by 2029

The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party cannot be stopped on its way to victory in the federal elections, and it will definitely come to power no later than 2029. This was stated on September 8 by the co-chairman of the party, Tino Fragalla, as quoted by the Tagesspiegel newspaper.

He noted that the AfG will bring "a ship named Germany into shape" and Germany will "turn blue" (the color of the AfG party).

Abdullah also called for more active deportation of illegal arrivals in Germany and criminals of non-German origin.

On September 4, the Bild newspaper reported that at least 16 candidates from different parties died in Germany before the elections. At the same time, it is emphasized that seven out of 16 deaths are associated with ADHD.

On May 2, the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution of Germany classified the AFD as a right-wing extremist organization that threatens democracy in the country. On May 5, the party filed a lawsuit against the federal agency for this decision. The Bild newspaper reported on May 8 that counterintelligence had temporarily suspended the definition of the party as right-wing extremist pending a court decision.

On June 29, SPD leader Lars Klingbeil put forward a proposal to declare the AFD unconstitutional. The head of the government of Rhineland-Palatinate, Alexander Schweitzer, supported the idea, but urged to avoid hasty steps.

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