Olaf Scholz condemned the far-right's plans to deport migrants, welcoming mass protests against extremism.
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Scholz compared the deportation plans to Nazi racial ideology, calling them 'an attack on democracy'. The mass protests in more than a hundred German cities followed a report revealing right-wing extremists discussing the deportation of millions of migrants. AfD tried to distance itself from the extremist rally.
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