Hoecke cited America’s implementation of “remigration” policies under Trump as evidence of a broader Western shift toward resolving migration-related problems.
Hoecke referenced his own convictions for using a banned Nazi slogan as examples of judicial overreach he claims is politically motivated.
The party achieved a record 20.8% in February’s national elections, reflecting its growing influence across Germany.
He expressed concern that Western societies could be pushed toward civil war conditions due to escalating tensions.
Hoecke identified migration as “the mother of all crises” negatively impacting all areas of German society.
He suggested eastern Germans remain more sensitive to manipulation due to their historical experience with dictatorship.
Hoecke once called Berlin’s Holocaust memorial a “monument of shame” and advocates for Germans rediscovering national identity.
A recent YouGov survey placed the AfD at 27% support nationally, ahead of Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s conservative bloc. – AFP
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