Some Germans with a migrant background are still enthusiastic about the right-wing party

 There are a number of reasons why some Germans with a migrant background support the far-right AfD party.

Economic and social integration

One important factor is economic and social integration. Studies have shown that immigrants who are more integrated into German society tend to support mainstream parties, while those who are less integrated are more likely to support the AfD. This is likely due to a number of factors, including economic insecurity, social isolation, and a lack of trust in mainstream institutions.

Cultural identity

Another important factor is cultural identity. Some Germans with a migrant background may feel alienated from mainstream German society and may feel more connected to their ethnic or religious group. This can make them more susceptible to the AfD's anti-immigrant rhetoric and its appeal to traditional German values.

Dissatisfaction with mainstream parties

Some Germans with a migrant background may also support the AfD because they are dissatisfied with mainstream parties. They may feel that mainstream parties have not done enough to address their concerns about immigration, crime, and other issues.

Who are these people?

There is no one profile of a German with a migrant background who supports the AfD. However, some studies have shown that they are more likely to be male, working-class, and have a lower level of education. They are also more likely to be from certain immigrant groups, such as Russian-Germans and Turkish-Germans.

It is important to note that the vast majority of Germans with a migrant background do not support the AfD. In fact, they are more likely to support mainstream parties than native-born Germans. However, it is also important to understand the reasons why some Germans with a migrant background do support the AfD. By understanding these reasons, we can better address the concerns that are driving this support.

Here are some additional thoughts on the question of why some Germans with a migrant background support the AfD:

• Fear of Islam: The AfD has capitalized on fears of Islam among some Germans, including some with a migrant background.
• Anti-establishment sentiment: The AfD is an outsider party that has positioned itself as a challenger to the mainstream political establishment. This may appeal to some Germans with a migrant background who feel that the mainstream parties have not represented their interests.
• Scapegoating: The AfD has often blamed immigrants and minorities for Germany's problems. This can be appealing to some Germans with a migrant background who may be struggling economically or socially.

It is important to note that these are just some of the possible reasons why some Germans with a migrant background support the AfD. More research is needed to better understand the complex factors that contribute to this support.