AfD's 258-page vision for Germany: mass deportations, nationalist schools, and patriotic art

Germany's far-right AfD party, following its 44% election win in Saxony-Anhalt, has released a 258-page manifesto outlining radical plans for mass deportations, nationalist education, and patriotic cultural policies. The party is now seeking coalition partners to form a state government. The manifesto proposes immediate deportations of undocumented migrants, separate classes for refugee children, and banning Pride flags in schools. It also calls for ending German support for Ukraine and restoring closer ties with Russia, though analysts note states have limited authority over migration policy. Mainstream parties maintain their "firewall" refusing cooperation with AfD, though the left-populist BSW has criticized this isolation. The party leads polls in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania ahead of September elections, with national polls suggesting it could become Germany's strongest party by 2029.