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Germany 's far-right party suffered historic losses in the country's elections this month .
President Joe Biden is trying to avoid the fate of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s party.
The fraught politics of migration are a key issue animating voters on both sides of the Atlantic .
Far-right forces across the West are not only seizing upon widespread fears of uncontrolled migration.
The right to asylum, enshrined in laws around the world, is largely a consequence of Germany ’s Nazi past and the desire to prevent genocide and persecution.
Many voters in the U.S. and Europe perceive their asylum systems, however well intended, to be utterly broken, driving uncontrolled migration.
Americans ranked immigration as the most important problem in the country for three months in a row .
In France , Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally won over 30 percent of the vote.
In Germany , the Alternative for Germany party (AfD) surged to a second -place finish ahead of the Social Democratic Party .
Exit polls suggested that immigration, as in the U.S. , was one of the top issues on voters’ minds.
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