The Brandenburg Office for the Protection of the Constitution planned to label the AfD state association as 'reliably right-wing extremist.' This decision was postponed due to the federal election. The AfD's youth wing had already been classified as extremist, and the party is contesting this label in court. Other states like Saxony and Thuringia have already classified the party similarly. Nationwide, the AfD is considered a suspected extremist group by federal authorities. The delay in Brandenburg's announcement was to avoid pre-election controversies.
Simultaneously, police conducted raids on members of right-wing extremist bands 'Project 8.8' and 'Frontfeuer' in Brandenburg and Bavaria. Authorities seized evidence, including song lyrics and weaponry, focusing on prosecuting hate speech and extremist content. Brandenburg's police president highlighted the threat posed by extremist ideologies to democracy, emphasizing a firm response to such activities.
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