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Martin Sellner: Far-right Austrian banned from Germany
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https://www.dw.com/en/martin-sellner-far-right-austrian-banned-from-germany/a-68616710
autotldr@lemmings.world [bot] 2 years ago
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Several German news outlets reported that the ban was imposed on Austrian far-right activist Martin Sellner.
Sellner is believed to have proposed the mass deportations of people from Germany, including in some cases German citizens, during the event, in a plan dubbed “remigration.”
Details of the meeting were uncovered in January by the Collectiv media organization and led to massive street demonstrations in Germany against the far right.
Swiss authorities said Sellner had been forced to leave Aargau to “to ensure public safety and prevent confrontation with people from the opposing side.”
In addition, the US government also canceled his travel permit to enter the country in 2019 amid suspicion that he had ties to the gunman behind an anti-Muslim shooting in New Zealand.
Austrian citizens can make short trips to the US visa-free but are still required to obtain an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization).
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