Aiwanger is fighting AfD ban: Migration as a key topic for choice!

Aiwanger is fighting AfD ban: Migration as a key topic for choice!

Köln-Chorweiler, Deutschland - Bayern's Minister of Economic Affairs and deputy Prime Minister Hubert Aiwanger has clearly spoken out against a ban on the alternative for Germany (AfD). In a conversation in the format “politician barbecue” in the world TV, Aiwanger argued that the political problems that many voters drive to the AfD had to be tackled through sensible political solutions. He emphasized that the AfD addresses topics that affect around 22 to 25 percent of voters. In particular, the topic of migration, which other parties are often neglected, is crucial and must be actively treated by the new federal government in order to take the wind out of the sails to the AfD.

The Landtag Greens in Bavaria, on the other hand, require a review of a possible AfD ban. Green politicians have asked the interior minister to deal with the topic at the spring conference in Bremerhaven. At this point, the Federal Constitution Protection is also remarkable: At the beginning of May, the AfD formally classified right -wing extremist endeavors, although a lawsuit of the party has initially exposed the naming and observation. This applies especially to the state associations in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Thuringia and Brandenburg, the observation of which is also controversial. This information refers to FAZ.NET .

The role of the "young alternative"

In addition to the AfD, the “Junge Alternative”, the party's youth organization, is also subject to strict observation by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BFV). The organization has been analyzed since 2019, and it has been found that references to efforts against the free-democratic basic order have been condensed. This data was published in a report that includes the organizations of the new rights such as the "Institute for State Policy" and the "One percent" association, which are also classified as secured right -wing extremist. Protection President Haldenwang expressed that the positions of these groups were not compatible with the Basic Law. According to Deutschlandfunk.de Could have followed for the professional future of members in the public service and their weapon certificates.

Overall, the right -wing extremist personal potential has increased in Germany. At the end of 2024, 50,250 people were counted, including 15,300 violent right -wing extremists. A report by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution also documents a disturbing increase in right -wing extremist crimes - in 2024 there were 37,835 right -wing extremist offenses, which corresponds to an increase of 47.4 % compared to the previous year. This refers to the growing social problem on the subject of right -wing extremism, especially with regard to anti -migration -anti -migration and anti -Semitic agitation in the context of the Middle East conflict as well as attacks against asylum accommodation. This development is profound and affected the political discourse in Germany, such as Constitutional Protection.de

summary of the current situation

The AfD is still considered a right -wing extremist suspicion. It has now reached a number of over 50,000 members. In addition, the “young alternative” with around 4,300 members is again the focus of the protection of the constitution. While Aiwanger stimulates a critical examination of the content of the AfD, reports on their activities and that of the new right show that right -wing extremism in Germany is an important and growing problem. The debate about a ban on the party remains both current and controversial, with far -reaching implications for social and political landscape in Germany.