Far-right project to deport millions of immigrants in Germany exposed

According to a report by Artı49; it is alleged that a secret meeting was held in Germany, hosted by the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, to discuss a plan for the deportation of millions of foreigners, both legal and illegal, residing in the country.

GERMAN PRESS BRINGS ALLEGATION TO LIGHT

According to the allegations, Austrian far-right figure Martin Sellner and his associates held a secret meeting with AfD officials. It is claimed that projects aimed at deporting immigrants in the country were shared at the meeting. The project reportedly plans to deport millions of foreigners, including those who have residency rights, German passports, or have acquired citizenship.

It is alleged that those attending on behalf of the AfD included Ulrich Siegmund, the AfD parliamentary group leader in Saxony-Anhalt, AfD Member of Parliament Gerrit Huy, and Roland Hartwig, a former MP and personal assistant to party leader Alice Weidel.

SECRET MEETING AT A HOTEL

It is also stated that a memorandum of understanding containing the phrase "the chance to put our country back on a normal and healthy track is greater than ever" was signed at the meeting, which allegedly took place at a hotel in Potsdam in November.

In the presentation Sellner gave at the meeting, it is noted that he expressed a desire to "enact tailored laws to create high pressure for assimilation on people with a migration background."

Martin Sellner was the spokesperson and leader of the far-right Identitarian Movement of Austria (IBÖ) until the beginning of this year. Sellner is also considered one of the leading representatives of the New Right in Germany. Gernot Mörig, who is alleged to have been among the participants, was once the federal leader of the far-right Heimattreuer Jugend organization.

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