AfD's 100-Day Plan for Saxony-Anhalt: Deportations, Media Overhaul, and Flag Campaign

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is poised to lead the state parliament in Saxony-Anhalt after a historic election win, with Ulrich Siegmund outlining a 10-point plan for his first 100 days in office. Siegmund's agenda targets media and culture, proposing to withdraw from a federal media agreement to abolish the mandatory public broadcasting licence fee, replacing it with a tax-funded model. He also plans to fly Germany's flag at public buildings and launch a "think German" campaign, challenging postwar political culture. On migration, he promises "deportations from the first minute," increasing detention spaces and creating separate classrooms for refugee children without residency prospects. His government would also cut funds to political foundations, reduce ministries, and review the state's COVID-19 response.