The Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) is gaining traction in Germany's political landscape as the February 23 snap elections approach, with voters increasingly prioritizing migration issues. Following the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition government, public sentiment is shifting towards parties like the AfD. Voters express concerns over integration effectiveness, notwithstanding the AfD's controversial reputation. The CDU's newfound advocacy for stricter migration laws signals a response to the public's concerns, demonstrating the hardline party's growing sway in shaping immigration discourse in Germany.
"For many voters like Susanne and Eva, migration policy and effective integration are crucial issues driving their support for the hard-right AfD party in the upcoming elections."
"The CDU's shift towards tougher migration rules marks a significant change in the political landscape, influenced largely by the rising popularity of the AfD and public concern over immigration."
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