The centre-right CDU party leader sparked fierce criticism on Wednesday for accepting the far right's support in pushing a first bill through parliament.
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00:00The Bundestag has narrowly rejected an opposition bill to tighten migration laws in Germany.
00:07If it had passed, it would have been the first draft legislation to succeed because of AfD
00:13party far-right support. The government fiercely criticised the opposition leader Friedrich
00:19Mörst.
00:50Protesters said the CDU should seek the support of other parties and not the AfD.
01:10Chancellor Olaf Scholz says Mörst can no longer be trusted not to form a government
01:15with the AfD, which he has angrily denied.