Haseloff warns: AfD victory brings emigration in Saxony-Anhalt!

Haseloff warns: AfD victory brings emigration in Saxony-Anhalt!

Haseloff emphasizes that blurred coalition agreements that are not thoroughly negotiated can bring the country into a critical situation. In order to regain the voters of the AfD, he calls for a clear change of course in migration policy, including the rejection of asylum seekers without a claim to protection. "Citizens have the feeling that the influx of refugees is not treated in accordance with the law," he says, suggesting that the SPD should approach the voters of the AfD in the coalition negotiations.

A call to change

With a view to the social challenges, Haseloff emphasizes: "We have to take care of those who can stay here and accelerate their integration." At the same time, he calls for an overall package to reduce illegal migration, which should also include the abolition of pull effects. He sees this as crucial to regain the trust of the population.

Another concern of Haseloff is the fair distribution of the 100 billion euros from the debt package, which is to be used according to the Königstein key. He also advocates an increase in efficiency in the health system and lower social security contributions for families with children to create incentives to the birth of children.

Farewell to politics?

Whether Haseloff will compete again in the next state election. However, he talks about the fact that he may be available as a top candidate again in autumn 2026 if democracy needs a change. In the event of a power gain from the AfD, he even thinks of leaving his homeland, which underlines his concern about political development. "That would be a system change that I would not support," explains the Prime Minister.

In addition to these political issues, Haseloff also comments on economic matters. With the investment policy of the new government, he sees a ray of hope after three years of recessive development. However, he criticizes the EU environmental policy requirements as hostile to the economy, especially with regard to the planned Chip factory in Intel in Magdeburg, the strategic importance of which is particularly important to him for Europe. The regulation around Feldhamster is also problematic, which make it difficult to live on the area reserved for the factory and the planning, according to picture.

As is the case with Saxony-Anhalt and Germany as a whole, it remains exciting. Reiner Haseloff clearly opposes trends from the right and left edge of the political landscape and relies on a constructive and future -oriented policy to tackle the challenges.