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Opposition to AfD policies in Saxony-Anhalt

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In Magdeburg, migrant business owners conducted a half-day strike, referred to as the ‘Migra-Streik’, to protest the policies and rhetoric of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party. Participating businesses, such as restaurants and grocery stores, closed temporarily to oppose the party’s ‘remigration’ plans and mass deportation proposals ahead of the Saxony-Anhalt state election. Following these protests, a coalition of legal organizations, including the Republican Lawyers Association and the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, launched a project titled ‘Recht Solidarisch – Juristische Orientierungen für die Zivilgesellschaft’. This initiative provides a guide to help individuals with migration backgrounds challenge potentially discriminatory policies. The project, which also receives support from the Die Linke parliamentary group and the Equal Rights Beyond Borders association, has released practical legal ~~experts aim~~ assessments and case studies. The guide aims to ~~address scenarios~~ assist citizens in defending themselves against unlawful decisions or discrimination by a state government. Specific areas of focus include potential changes to asylum seeker housing, access to regular schooling, and the restriction of ‘baby welcome money’ to German citizens only—a policy organizers argue may not be legally justifiable based on nationality alone. Legal experts have noted that certain objectives in the AfD’s election ~~program, such as~~ program for Saxony-Anhalt may fall outside the ~~restriction~~ legislative jurisdiction of ~~family policy benefits based on citizenship.~~ individual federal states.

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