Trump attributes state election win of Germany's far-right AfD to immigration rules
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American President Donald Trump, in a unique way, congratulated the German party "Alternative for Germany" on winning the election in Saxony-Anhalt. "Oh, for the populist party in Germany, that night became truly triumphant. They were finally tired of the absolutely terrible immigration rules and regulations that had caused Germany such serious damage," he wrote in True Social. Trump added that this political force on the rise and no longer inte…
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday welcomed the victory of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in the state of Saxony-Anhalt. At the same time, the AfD's deputy leader said his party does not support Ukraine and would like to improve relations with Russia.
The election victory of the AfD is Saxony-Anhalt has already been carefully registered in the USA on Sunday. Trump posted an election graphic without commenting on it. Now he adds a congratulations note and explains how the result can be understood.
US president lauds far-right party's 'big night' in Saxony-Anhalt state election, attributing its rise to opposition to Germany's immigration policies
Donald Trump hailed the victory of the far-right in Sunday's election in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt. He called the result a "really big night" for what he called a "populist party," without mentioning the Alternative for Germany (AfD) by name. Trump's post "Wow! The Populist Party in Germany just had a really big night. They finally got fed up with the absolutely horrible immigration rules and regulations that have hit Germany so badly. T…
President Donald Trump of the United States, after winning the election to the Landtag of the Federal Land of Saxony-Anhalt, the right opposition party "Alternative for Germany" (AdG), stated that German populists were on the rise and did not intend to tolerate the migration laws in force in the country. "The grand evening was recently at a populist party in Germany.
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