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Cottbus geht mit AfD gegen Migrationspolitik auf die Straße

In Cottbus haben am Montagabend mehrere Hundert Menschen gegen die deutsche Migrationspolitik protestiert. Die Kundgebung wurde vom AfD-Landtagsabgeordneten Jean-Pascal Hohm organisiert. Hohm sprach sich bei der Veranstaltung gegen Masseneinwanderung aus und forderte eine stärkere Sicherung der deutschen Grenzen. Zudem plädierte er für die konsequente Abschiebung von illegal eingereisten oder straffällig gewordenen Ausländern. Auch der Brandenburger AfD-Fraktionschef Hans-Christoph Berndt war bei der Demo dabei.

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Cottbus geht mit AfD gegen Migrationspolitik auf die Straße

In Cottbus haben am Montagabend mehrere Hundert Menschen gegen die deutsche Migrationspolitik protestiert. Die Kundgebung wurde vom AfD-Landtagsabgeordneten Jean-Pascal Hohm organisiert. Hohm sprach sich bei der Veranstaltung gegen Masseneinwanderung aus und forderte eine stärkere Sicherung der deutschen Grenzen. Zudem plädierte er für die konsequente Abschiebung von illegal eingereisten oder straffällig gewordenen Ausländern. Auch der Brandenburger AfD-Fraktionschef Hans-Christoph Berndt war bei der Demo dabei.

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