Far-right party AFD in Germany has announced its intention to cut social benefits and deprive Ukrainian refugees of their status. The party also advocates a tougher migration policy and rapprochement with Russia.
AFD's position on Ukrainian refugees
The AFD party is one of the most popular political forces in Germany, receiving 25-27% of support. It has announced plans to cut social benefits to Ukrainian refugees and deprive them of the opportunity to obtain refugee status. In addition, the AFD is in favour of encouraging Ukrainians to return home and tightening the rules for staying in the country.
Stricter migration rules
The AFD proposes to introduce stricter requirements for Ukrainians to stay in Germany. The initiatives include deportation of migrants and restrictions on asylum. The party stresses the need to reduce support for Ukraine, which could affect humanitarian aid and political support.
Political support and influence
The AfD is one of the top parties in the country and enjoys significant support among voters. Its positions on refugees and migration resonate with a part of the population. The party is also in favour of rapprochement with Russia, which could affect Germany's foreign policy.
Context for Ukrainians in Germany
The changes proposed by the AFD could have a significant impact on the lives of Ukrainian refugees in Germany. Further developments will depend on the political dynamics and the reaction of other parties.







