Our neighbours are daring to choose fascism again': Germany's election leaves many fearing what lies ahead
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Lina, a Lebanese immigrant in Germany, expresses deep fears about the implications of the upcoming election for her family amidst a rise in anti-migrant sentiments. Despite political efforts to counter the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party, migration remains a contentious issue. Politicians have proposed measures to deport migrants and restrict asylum seekers, fueling anxiety among migrants. Experts note that current discussions on migration impact not only policies but also the social standing and identity of racialized groups in Germany, leading to feelings of alienation for individuals like Cihan Sinanoglu.
"It's scary, she said. Worse still, the torrent of anti-migrant rhetoric had seemingly done little to stem the rise of the Alternative fuer Deutschland party (AfD)..."
"It's the first time, I would say, that I really feel like a foreigner in my own country," said Cihan Sinanoglu, a social scientist...
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