"Massive Protests Erupt Across Germany Over Far-Right Party's Deportation Plans"

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Around 250,000 people protested across Germany against the far-right AfD after reports emerged of the party's members discussing mass deportation plans at a meeting with extremists. The protests, which took place in about 100 locations, were sparked by a report revealing the discussions. Politicians, churches, and Bundesliga coaches have urged people to stand up against the AfD, with Chancellor Olaf Scholz denouncing any plan to expel immigrants or citizens as an attack on democracy. The outrage over the meeting has also led to a split within the conservative CDU party's hard-right faction.
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