sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for but we've got something for you. i've got a german passport, but does that give me security? it's the largest and most people always see the far an inmate and they're just waiting for me to make a mistake. low on the just waiting for the moment they can say and say he's not one of us does kind time for the rooms as no fee. the lots of people say you're totally integrated. great. that's what we'd like to see what the hell was born here. so how am i integrated? i'm not from anywhere else. besides, what does integration mean? who's integrated and who decides whether you're integrated or not?

somebody got to match and it'll go that far. the danger will be that extreme fairly send that just cause issues. they didn't imagine that in 1933, 8 the we're in between mohammed, he's a care worker at this inpatient facility in gales, in cation laws or did you get here? okay. yeah, sure. how's it going to be? oh, good and yourself. like i said, yeah. well sort of land in the guns. we shall look safe. oh yeah, yeah. yeah. i know, it looks like something could be coming out of. they'll see all these sometimes that's kind. thank you. the lady's wedding is cross. wonderful. if we go, we'll opiates zoo for your muscles. we're not making it easy for ourselves. today,

we're taking the same x dining pots again, well, homage. we certainly laptops, steam on tick, tock, deals, shoals, but a, if they wanted to check me out, is my responses for i've had it up to here by my work for you. i pay taxes. i work in k, the, the each. so i'm doing my big, i'm helping them and people with disabilities spoke to mention with google. and john and people who are old and need help. and that's still not enough. i'm sick of, i'm sick of it. we want to find out more the students who are part time from a to z. so people are a bit gruff, but once you get to night and they really want hotter to include them since the old since because in victory she also, we should mention a bunch on this. i am ties, home. germany is a part of me just as i'm a part of germany. integration isn't the right word for me because i grew up here and i feel german families. i've always been

a german. so new mind both of these and then if i went to my 2nd homeland gabby and now i'd be saying is geminus philadelphia deutscher. we're going to hear the views of 6 young germans. they come from different parts of the country as well as they are take on the current social claimant. the debates concerning people just like them. what about the rise of the right wing populace party alternative for germany, the f d. what does their homeland germany feel like right now? it's been i'm osha, i'm 27. i grew up in england. that's and lower sacks any on the dashboard or so on a village kid and we've doesn't. i wish it wasn't, but that's how it is. i'm sorry,

but so initially we were the only black family as a vendor and you'd ask anyone where i live to they all knew yeah, w i look i wanted and a minute to you. i didn't want everyone to know me and so as no fee to live with lots of people say yeah, you're totally integrated. that's great, blah blah blah. what the hell i was born here. so how am i integrated? it's not from anywhere else where my mom is moe. my name is mo, i'm 26 years old. my parents come from iraq, me 56 my home. i was born and raised here. can you make music in my free time when movie to one of the light side phones i'm going to be a doctor. i studied medicine for 7 years and now i'm waiting for my license to practice right now, but still i'll just show all done. so county speaking,

sex and dialect, the drug and for sure, sometimes it comes out when i'm chatting with patients. gotcha. hello. hello file maya. you've brought the paper work right? yes, but my name's not on it will added no problem. good. good. good. take care of then when we fly from germany, we fly from home to another country, which is way away from me. a shame afore this hug. imagine you were broad and someone us see where you from. is that you say i'm from afghanistan and they say uh, what's it like? and it's dennis then, and i know. and what are the people like enough dentist in? i don't, i see things. i'm on the slides. once i was with some friends in switzerland, then someone said in those bloody german sizes and i felt really proud device. so he started to head into someone and finally called me a bloody german. let me say thanks bye. thank is that it's been my

name's last time. i'm 28 years old. i studied pharmaceutical and chemical engineering and now i work. and both of my parents are syrian, but i've never been to syria. i am up to a stop to my home is where all your memories, or many counsel and organs and all my memories are from germany. berlin stablish many compact. that's where i grew up, but the studies trust them and tongue when i walk the streets, i see buildings that weren't there when i was growing up to boys in deep spells, could box them and it feels nice to have witnessed all the changes seats this it will turn on this, i just meant for folks to the now i can't quite see it as home stuff which comes as time of the fight because people are trying to take my home away from me to name who belongs in germany and who doesn't. that's the key issue at stake here. in late 2023, neo nazis wealthy corporate donors and high ranking f. d. politicians met to the

pulse down hotel and investigative report review, but they had discussed the plan to deport millions of people of migrant heritage from germany. news that sparks fear and shock, munitions didn't surprise me, but it still came as a shock for killing under the civic that they've hammered out. actual plans. how to throw people like me out of here miss hills before them can. so it's fun butcher pie. i've got a german pass board, but does that really give me security 100 percent security when it came to my children? my children's children and my grandchildren adult before, they'll all look different any way for me. and at what point are you properly accepted here as a button is money i'm you can just was is not, was very, very angry. i wasn't just thinking of myself and fixed it. and then that's what i thought about people like my mom's mind, and we'll talk with my mom's old. so she's done a lot to germany or something nice of mine. more towards my mom cleaned all her

life. most of those kind of food. i think normal people to work in factories, they work nice little things. you know, to some extent though with those we've done more for this country than other people have tom diesel mention the hash sex using hash tags like deep or tension and expulsion. many young people with a migrant background posted video support, some angry, some with humor. see the of all i'm at home or something like home ac. look, who do i have here? my gym and passport refreshed from the state printers in berlin. i'm not going anywhere. i'm asking me to do this video. you won't want to deport me because you won't want to any more. i promise. i'm fluent in german poetry golf, which don't work. they wanted to pour to solve sites to north africa, cost a $1000.00 euros. so with this, i think kim is a good way to do with it because it's laughable. and they said it's laughable. listen, you're so angry. you have to love those. we meet or re carpentry time, an expert in german constitutional law. what's his view on the far right?

the protection plans is escaping me. you'd have to abolish the judiciary 1st. that would be clearly unconstitutional. if you actually wanted to implement such plans, it would require occluded time, stopped by false. citizenship is protected, an article 16 of the basic law. no german may be deprived of his citizenship. the taxes prominently displayed on a glass wall near the windows, toggling berlin. this provision was added to the basic law in the week of the nazi era. the nazis had ex factory to tens of thousands of people, jews, but also other minorities at the opponents. these thoughts progression of citizenship cannot be revoked. the next page creation is always also a measure of repression on that. the basic law was intended to protect against the sits, the posts down, plans to expel germans are unconstitutional. the f b has also realized this, and it's publicly distancing itself. the the,

the parliament tv and see the plans only concern foreigners at the same time they stand by the agenda, lead to the post time gathering via vad knows we will send foreigners back home by the millions. that's not a secret plan. that's a promise. session place that was put on them of i read it tweet by some a of the politicians where it said this wasn't just an idea or a secret meeting, but a promise from the end. of course, the statements like that completely threw me in just a couple of those things up in the whole. the post was when the spring is, what's his stand point on the plans on the table and post them in november 2023 bedrooms in which you have gone and keeping invited levin. why not? so you'd have met with newton right wing extremists and the basic plans plan of a system that you're categorization of right wing extremists. it's like 6 to miss. i don't know by domestic intelligence. yeah. just yeah, that offices run by people with a party membership and quite honestly, it's degenerated into

a government protection agency or the type of them on the 10th of january. you wrote on ax wheels and foreigners back home and there are millions you. that's not a secret plan, it's a promise. who are you referring to? here? in mines is minor. we want to restore order to migration policy. we must re patriot and people who are under existing laws shouldn't be allowed to remain in germany. the extension as the a f d were committed to the basic law like, but that doesn't mean we won't type in laws were necessary when we're in government, it's especially often double support on issues. then individuals fund 4 percent. will you go about doing that? these are for sale for doing this tightening will be carried out here in the german going to stock dollars. we'll have to negotiate what's tolerable for us, what's no longer tolerable and base extended monday, and where the hurdles can be lowered to enable the withdrawal of naturalization. i'm increasing the withdrawal of naturalization, so they do want to be rid of germans with a migrant background. any of the get together in k uh, december 2023,

attended by the head of the, the and through inger, beyond a spec teacher poses a question. but what about the millions of people? i'm still going to call them foreigners, but is that german possible? it's for a long time. german passports, but still foreigners. it doesn't disagree. he goes on to talk about stopping immigration, about sending migrants back and changing citizenship laws to make fuel nationality . a thing of the past germans with migrant heritage could then lose their passport . the only jewel nationals tucker leaves that tool can. in any case, he's not worried about an aging population resulting in population. the claim. oh, we'll be able to live in germany with 2030 percent fewer people without any problems. i think a logically, it makes perfect sense for almost 30 percent of the german population has a micro background. just under half of these people have

a german passport. more than 12000000 people. that's as parts you want to get rid of them. this was his response to our question. the population decline of 20 to 30 percent referred to here is the result of the demographic catastrophe. our country in spacing a quote from his book, published in 2018 stopping the inhumane project of an immigration society. yes. as well as protecting our national and european external borders, a large scale re migration project will be necessary. i fear that in this process, we won't be able to avoid the policy of weld tempered cruelty. that's paid just thought i'd called it. in other words, human hardship and unpleasant stains cannot always be avoided. in the next chapter, he writes, a few corrections in small reforms won't be enough, but german determination will guarantee that we will tackle the matter thoroughly.

and fundamentally, once the time for change has come, we germans will not do things by hands. the provides further explanation. are responsible policy must organize immigration in such a way that the talks in his german population and continue to experience their country as they are home. he says, hello, i'm this don. so it's people like me being allowed to stay of the building so that a, if they won't be happy with that, and that will be comments ranging from the he doesn't behave as they put it through to he doesn't look to them. and as you can still reach ols on, and this plan, which certain members of the a, if they have already drawn up, indicates what the ultimate goal could be. sign canceled. in september 2020 for the f d, a chief historic, electro success. securing over 30 percent of the vote in the states of saxony,

hunter, india. in the latter, it's not with the strongest party. fears of a ship to the right in germany are growing extremely slow name and i'm feeling increasingly unsafe. we as we know something i've not felt before. dustin assessed at the center is no longer the center but that it's moved to the right. it's how that involve have really been able to witness the change and how things are simply getting worse. some of the clear but used to be the n p d, or at some point it was the f d. and now it's becoming completely normal dumps. no mark of all them, just cut it off and then they could be that they'll keep on moving further and further to the right. and then eventually end up with a f, d, f, d on. and they decide to form a government together in future. and some natalie dealing so been still 3, it hurts of buying ones because you really do feel unsafe. um and no longer part of the country tied the love, this is this one. i feel like it's

a kind of competition. we somehow everyone's trying to fish invites on the right face, sufficient the, the left do this, i said, but it won't just all fish for a few right wing votes. but then our election program is actually dated to the rise because society has become right wing. so i, because that's the dangerous thing. what is the status of an issue? but it is a political statements themselves. wouldn't worry me on this. but when these comments come from people actually governing the country or sitting on the councils and instead assemblies and some good make sure thing just us as is a good balance because all the holes which political statements do they have in mind. the messages are coming from the center as the parties look to us. i don't know. for example, when cd you chairman match was on a talk show describing boys with the migration background as little process that's kind of push out. the price of this creates an image that's shown to the whole of germany, said guns photo in good faith was,

well done phones and then they want to call these children to order. and the result is that the fathers turn off at the schools and refuse, especially when it comes to female teaches that they were preventing their sons. the little passes a bid process, but that's where it starts to, to less twice and stuff. think this does have a taste between scot huge angles to show to use the words the little passion. so that's really demeaning and resistance and assess the monthly thought was ever disrespectful to my female teacher. my dad didn't accepted as much as i can. definitely, it was really shocking that he just set it off the cough like that on a super popular program in germany. and it said that he felt so comfortable calling children little passions. and then it just sounds like a far at slogan, depole is in recent msd, you leaders easily commits has given more frequent indications of how he wants germany to be that's is that still many. so just as you are here

together today, it's very, it's not the not quite spare economic gemini is about varying festival thoughts on this because i feel that this is a statement where they're referring to all of i was doing so i love mine, see it. so i know it makes us feel that we're not part of society when you're thought of when this kind of view is expressed by one of the largest german parties or by leading party members need. and of course, it's harder then if you're hearing it from an obviously more right wing party list of inputs i called. and this large mainstream party, the c d u, has just presented the draft of its new manifesto, especially appointed committee, spend 2 years finding, shooting it. the outcome is also a departure from christie and both famous statement 14 years ago that is land belongs to germany. the draft now reads, muslims who share our values, belong to germany, restriction that isn't formulated for any other group of

a one or the most them. so shouldn't everyone respect democratic values in germany? that's it. that is a so i think that's a statement that's intended to work against. a specific group of people who mentioned all both english, 2 documents, one as a muslim. of course you feel it's aimed at you that you can't then say later. no, it's not aimed at those were integrated based on the phone. so we just integration mean who's integrated and who decides whether your integrated or not. the ones who missed the main gym and values don't include having to drink, be in a, be a god. and from this i can also sit next to patrick with his bride most fluid. and that sounds when germany, people talk about religious freedom. but when it comes down to it, we're expected to adopt the values of the cd you to this so that we belong to germany, to a newman 7th period. so the trunk of how do i have to take off my head scarf now to be german and the doctor to sign? frequent maps doesn't respond to our interview request. on the sidelines of

a parliamentary section in berlin, we ask others see, do you, deputies about the draft text and the manifesto? a discrepancy in recent months. there, i've also mean indications from the party that certain people shouldn't be seen as part of germany. the manifesto contains the sentence in loose levels who share our values belong to germany, fire, whose lives highlights. it's like the same as the level of the advisors might reject the insinuation model. the c d. u is the major centralized political force and has throughout its history and in its governmental responsibility. been instrumental and accepting and integrating many people in dimensional often no muslim into exhibit about this sentence highlights whose lives and says only those who share our values belong to germany. why it is considered a bathing the manifesto? now, i wasn't present during the deliberations over the settings. i believe that the message of this manifesto is very clear that we're a country that's open to the world and page or for that. we also want to live by our values together. how would we have to leave it in varden as concepts so loved? the manifesto will be decided at the cd. you party conference. there's still

a lot to discuss. started by the wording change. yes, that's what we're being told. it's a draft. so it's going to all region or party associations and we'll see what happens. so changes aren't ruled out but there are increasing signs of marginalization, even in the media. in century headlines like these have long been the norm. people with a migrant background are predominantly portrayed as a problem. for example, to harvest the one to germany or jews. a focus magazine column asks, do you choose the garage? oh, that's a jack, right. do you reduce all the agra arabs, then we must decide who we want to cape higher single. this is a really bad sleep to focus magazine when not to miss you. this, of course we want to continue to commend jewish in our people in germany,

talking about them as though they went ahead and so something what was when asked all 3 gun flash. how says that? of course, he's not referring to old people of our origin in germany. once again, the jews are the agro arabs. we must decide who we want to keep. this loosened me, gives me a belly x and it's just reading it. it's been, i'm an error has been, well, i'm error by origin, but i'm also jeremy kobus been off the job by speak arabic. and that's why i com is like, that doesn't go unnoticed as being give us. absolutely not. i can find uh, this is difficult stuff really to do, you know, it's the same. imagine, oh, i feel like people always see the far an inmate and they just waiting for me to make a mistake on them. and if i don't make that mistake, everything's okay. and then i belong the, i'm publish, i've done a great job for me to come off of a was he bought the most, but they're waiting for that mistake. they're lying in wait. so they can say,

as i said, not there, it is use. he's not part of us, i was kind of tired for that one's job with my feeling is it doesn't matter what you do. you can't belong me still and you never a 100 percent belong on the consent that so the home's built habit, this good. my sense is that because of what's happening in politics, people feel increasingly able to express their racist views. they can definitely take different of the specifics on they feel vindicated and this is making them bolder. that feels highly dangerous. and it's noticeable on the street fashion as it is the subject hardly know where to begin. and the guy sitting directly in front of me on the train, he says he's like to throw me on the track my semester, or the i know, or the woman called the who insults me because of my head scar, feeding my them comfortable and said she'd like to beat me on, belie that in front of everyone. a sack the see i'm need see was slog and no one does anything. and i'm just kind of with has society shifted to the right?

what can we learn from the latest results of a regular long term study? for decades the figures remains relatively constant. well under 10 percent for f o jennifer, oops, i e, racist. a further 20 percent had some research convictions. 3 quarters of the population clearly rejected racism. now i wrote in 16 percent of clearly recess attitudes. a further 13 percent display races tendencies . only around half of society clearly rejects racist attitudes. in the recently off at chat j bt what actually happens when the nazis come to power home. is there any way to resist the v this done lice and solve us? but i can't imagine that will go that from that. the danger will be vastly extreme to explain the family send boot. oh, this company's position. they didn't imagine that in 1933 a the escape or something happens. i know i knew that results in

a state of emergency then comes to look. is that then you can override all the law as it happens of a night mode and this and you don't realize what's happening. oh, feel, vice so good. so if they, if they comes to power, the situation will also be dangerous for white jenna to hold a different view of all to the very latest. i expect people to be waking up to this now, not to be saying again when it's too light. hey, we were all okay with that live study and that's what happened early this year, mass demonstrations across the country against right wing extremist enemies of the constitution and the expulsion fantasies. so no, does he? i'll tell them to william, it warms my heart because although i feel a gentleman myself, because i often feel that governments don't say me is such a hubble of those who those go to mission is village. then when near these are the top and these riley showed me that there are a great many germans who might tolerate this kind of mindset. i know the dental

schools. i don't know is mine out soon as a citizen of the whole part of it warms my heart to see people coming together like that's why it's never the less support for the safety inspection. he currently stands more than 30 percent meeting at the 2nd strongest party there. to date, no one wants to cooperate with it, but what would an f the government mean for people like no other? it's great definitely. it's something me and my friends talk about. it started a few years ago and now the, the is, let's say a completely normal party with a completely normal role in decision making mit, mit then try and come do you do feel a bit scared for sure. but there are plenty of other parties invoices to counteract it and to they're getting strong can actually with this love, i love this country. and so i feel jim in the i'm really happy here and i can also manage the racist as well. so neither, unfortunately, i've had to learn how to live with it, although, but it's very obvious to me if it potty like the

a if the one power. what that would mean to germany? that's me. oh, that's what then it'd be time for me to go. would you find that easy? 9? no, no. because in the end this is my home and to fix your mind. so i was assuming she was a bit scary. and i've been looking for a while now for a country i can immigrate to before i'm deported. also i'm, i'm come full so that i'm immigrating somewhere, voluntarily. 5, and this one also i'm the, is facing the, i'm the so i convinced myself that i'm choosing to do it through so that it's not so hard. and the tutors isn't smell. of course it's painful the gums just all the memories typed in the childhood. i had here in germany. it's monday. yeah. it's too much. yeah. this is what was, why do i have to ask myself this question? why do i have to grapple with it? like, why am i sitting here this issue that it's even necessary to talk about it or the,

or that i have to rebel against it or voice, my opposition to a lot of things. i was just a gun. i have no idea where i'd go to be honest. i see this is my home, the citizens, and i'll fight to stay here because it's all i know. it's nice under this kind of thing here. no question. they'll have to put me in handcuffs and drag me out. but i'm not even thinking that far ahead. i'm staying right here. the or the india. how is climate change impacting farmers?

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