A new INSA poll delivers a wake-up call:
50% of Germans say migration is the country’s biggest problem — ranking it above global wars, economic slowdown, and inflation.
Only 38% disagree, while 12% remain undecided.
Political breakdown tells a deeper story:
AfD: 83%
BSW: 58%
CDU: 50%
SPD: 36%
Greens: 23%
Left Party: 24%
Migration anxiety isn’t limited to the far right anymore.
Even center-right voters are clearly worried, while left-leaning parties appear far less concerned — exposing a growing gap between public sentiment and political priorities.
Germany stands at a tense crossroads.
Global crises continue, but domestic migration pressure is dominating public opinion. If solutions stall, political and social tension may rise.