Migrants in Saxony, eastern Germany, are considering leaving the state should the far-right party, Alternative for Germany (AfD), gain power. The potential rise of this anti-immigration party is fueling anxieties about its impact on the situation of foreigners in the region. Saxony already faces a significant labor shortage, making the potential departure of skilled workers particularly concerning. One such individual, Syrian cardiologist Ayman Al-Youssef, is contemplating his future in the state. Concerns center around a potential worsening of conditions for migrants if AfD takes control of the state government. This highlights growing unease within the migrant community regarding the increasing influence of far-right ideologies in Germany. The situation reflects broader tensions surrounding immigration and integration within the country.