A political party in Germany known for its far-right views has just made history. The party, called the AfD, won a significant election in the eastern part of the country. Now, they are in line to take a top job in the state government.

This is a big deal because it is the first time since 1945 that this group will hold such a high position. They are expected to choose someone from their party to be the speaker of the state parliament. This is the person who runs the meetings and keeps things in order.

Because of this win, many people living in the area are feeling uneasy. Migrants, in particular, are worried about what this means for their future in Germany. They are wondering if the new leadership will make their lives harder or change the laws that protect them.

Political experts say this shows a major shift in how people are voting. Many voters seem unhappy with the current government and are looking for change. However, other political parties are concerned about the AfD’s rise to power because of their strict views on immigration and their history.

As the parliament gets ready to sit, everyone is watching closely to see what happens next. The move is a major test for Germany's political system and its people.

Source: AP News