German AdG calls for deportation of Ukrainian refugees 'already now'

The Bavarian branch of the far-right German party Alternative for Germany (AdG) has called for the expulsion of Ukrainian refugees from Germany. This was reported by the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper .

In particular, during the meeting of the Bavarian branch of the AdG spoke about the "eviction of criminals and foreigners without the right of residence". German journalists who were present at the meeting pointed out, as the newspaper writes, that it was also about Ukrainian refugees.

According to the newspaper, the head of the AdG faction in the Bavarian Landtaz, Katrin Ebner-Steiner, said that Ukrainian refugees should immediately return to their homeland, because "Ukraine is a big country with enough territory to return to".

She also called for a review of the integration policy and for all those who live on social assistance and do not go to work to be sent back home.

Bavaria needs re-emigration," the politician wrote in social network X on Friday, 17 January.

The politician proposed to declare a "state of emergency with refugees" in Bavaria, which would allow to refuse their accommodation.

According to her estimate, taking into account the Ukrainians, the figure of those who can be expelled from Germany is approaching 2 million people.

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AdG) party calls for closing the borders, abandoning the euro, lifting sanctions on Russia and resuming purchases of Russian gas. Other ideas include withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, demolishing "shame mills," as the AdG calls wind farms, and "expelling" professors of gender studies, and in the long term, leaving the European Union.