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We're welcoming Judy Damcy, the editor-in-chief of Strategic Europe.

She's in Berlin, observing the European Union and its ancillary forces.

We go immediately to Germany, however. Immigration is the story in

Germany. Immigration is the story in France across the EU. And immigration is the story here in North America.

In this instance, the Chancellor has moved because of a crime.

Germany's Schultz promises more deportations after visiting mass stabbing scene.

German Chancellor Lefshulz vowed to step up deportations during a visit to Sullinken,

where a deadly mass stabbing link to Islamic State has emboldened the far right opposition

and stoked criticism of Mr Schultz's government's handling of migration.

Judy, this story is global.

We have instances of crime here that are accurate or inaccurate,

but in any event, it does very much become part of the political process and you know we're in the late stages of a presidential race.

Mr Schultz is facing the electorate in 2025.

Is this a major story for his government to retain authority and this article points to the far

right. Is that alternative for Deutschland trial causing difficulties? Good evening to you. which play into the hands of the far-right-wing anti-immigration movement the alternative

for Georgetown. Forget about the elections general federal elections next year.

Think about two weeks time and a couple of weeks, when there's three major election

a administration's chair of Brandenburg and Turinje and Saxony, they are so

crucial and the AFD is leading and they're going to get a great Philip from these

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