Migrants in Magdeburg weigh staying or leaving after AfD's election gains
Some migrants in Magdeburg, Germany have decided to leave Saxony-Anhalt after the far-right AfD's gains, while others are choosing to stay, according to Deutsche Welle.
Some residents have decided to leave Saxony-Anhalt after the far-right Alternative for Germany party's approach to power in the state, while others have chosen to remain, Deutsche Welle reported.
The report said foreign residents are part of the city's daily economy, but noted the divide extends beyond jobs and citizenship issues.
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- "نبقى أم نرحل"؟ هواجس مهاجرين في ماغديبورغ بعد فوز البديل — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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