Many of the AfD's headline proposals for Saxony-Anhalt are either beyond state authority or unconstitutional, but the party can be expected to test the limits of the law. Lawyer and political scientist Joschka Selinger unpacks what's possible.
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Many of the AfD's headline proposals for Saxony-Anhalt are either beyond state authority or unconstitutional, but the party can be expected to test the limits of the law. Lawyer and political scientist Joschka Selinger unpacks what's possible.
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