Germany has made a shocking statement regarding Ukrainian refugees.

This is reported by the publication Süddeutsche Zeitung.

Deportation of Ukrainians from Germany

The party has called for the deportation of millions of people from Germany, enhanced border security, and the closure of most mosques in the country. Deputy Katrin Ebner-Steiner stated that this would help prevent a "flow of benefit recipients into the country who are unwilling to integrate," and she also called for "comprehensive remigration."

Ebner-Steiner specifically addressed the issue of Ukrainians. According to her, all Ukrainian refugees should also leave the country immediately. This concerns 1.2 million people across Germany, the majority of whom are women and children, as well as up to 200,000 Ukrainians residing in Bavaria. The German deputy stated that Ukraine is large and has "enough territories" where people can return.

In addition to the deportation of refugees, the far-right party proposes to erect fences at the German border. It is also noted that refugees should only receive assistance "in kind," meaning no cash payments.

It should be noted that significant changes are expected for Ukrainian displaced persons living in Poland in 2025. In particular, the government has raised the requirements for minimum income to obtain a residence card.

Since January of this year, internally displaced persons can apply for a housing rent subsidy. The state will cover the costs for individuals partially or fully.