German NGO Plans Mass Migrant Evacuation as AfD Rises in Polls

The organization Landesnetzwerk Migrantenorganisationen Sachsen-Anhalt, known as Lamsa, has issued public warnings about what it characterizes as a deteriorating environment for foreigners in the eastern German state, according to The European Conservative.

Undra Dreßler, chairwoman of Lamsa, has explicitly called on Germany’s other fifteen federal states to establish reception programs for refugees currently residing in Saxony-Anhalt in anticipation of an AfD electoral victory.

Lamsa representatives claim that numerous foreign residents could choose to leave the state should the AfD assume control of the regional government. The group describes the current political atmosphere as poisoned and suggests that migrants would face an inhospitable climate under AfD governance.

The preemptive call for interstate migration corridors represents an unusual intervention in German regional politics, effectively framing democratic election outcomes as humanitarian emergencies requiring coordinated state response.

The AfD has gained substantial support in eastern German states including Saxony-Anhalt, where voters have increasingly backed the party’s platform calling for stricter immigration controls and a fundamental revision of Germany’s asylum policies.

Lamsa’s demand that other German regions prepare to absorb migrants from Saxony-Anhalt treats the potential exercise of the democratic franchise as a crisis scenario requiring emergency protocols typically reserved for natural disasters or armed conflict.

With information from The European Conservative