Revolting. What a horrible, perfidious act to stiff Germany with unassimilable savages before heading off into well funded retirement from politics.
🇩🇪 AfD’s Alice Weidel vows to end Merz’s time in office as quickly as possible:
— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) April 14, 2025
“He must not have these powers for too long because he will do the greatest possible damage to our country.” pic.twitter.com/CNeht93iON
Baerbock and the rest of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s government are expected to be removed from office early next month when the likely government of Christian Democrat Union (CDU) leader Friedrich Merz, who ran on a hardline approach to immigration, is set to come to power.
The move to import more migrants in Germany by Baerbock’s office has been criticised as ignoring the will of the German voter.
The Interior Minister for the German state of Saxony, Armin Schuster, said: “Political decency requires an executive federal government to exercise moderation and not to intensify what the new federal government is known not to stand for.”
The CDU politician commented that Baerbock’s decision to follow through with the “massively polarizing” action in the final days of the government is “really infamous and completely stubborn”.
Schuster also criticised the foreign minister for using “the few and complicated diplomatic options with the Taliban exclusively to bring tens of thousands of people to Germany, instead of striving to repatriate those who, as multiple and intensive offenders or blatant Islamists, have forfeited every right to hospitality”.
Migrants from Germany were among those accused of committing a string of terror attacks in Germany over the past year, including a stabbing attack in Aschaffenburg in January that left two dead, including a child. Last May, an Afghan migrant was arrested following a mass stabbing at an anti-Islamification rally in Mannheim, which saw a police officer lose his life after being stabbed in the neck.
The terror attacks allegedly at the hands of Afghan nationals contributed to the incoming government’s commitment to restarting deportations to Afghanistan and Syria after years of being paused over safety concerns.
The move by outgoing Foreign Minister Baerbock to charter flights to bring in more migrants from Afghanistan, who the government claims are “vulnerable” people like human rights lawyers and women’s rights activists, is perhaps unsurprising given her party’s stance as one of the most pro-open borders advocates in Germany.
Baerbock has also previously demonstrated a disdain for the public will, declaring in 2022 that Berlin would continue to fund the Ukraine war for as long as it takes, “no matter what my German voter thinks.”
EU Members Agree to Import Nearly 40,000 Afghan Migrants, Over Half to Germany https://t.co/1a4VZrkDWj
— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) December 12, 2021

