US EditionGerman Activist Seeks US Asylum Over Alleged Antifa Death Threats
- On Tuesday, German activist Naomi Seibt filed for political asylum in the United States, submitting a petition under Section 208 of the Immigration and Nationality Act and awaiting an interview.
- Seibt says she fled after receiving death threats from Antifa and surveillance by German intelligence, alleging German police told her they could not act until she was raped or killed and that she is not protected by the government.
- Seibt first gained attention as a teenager and built a social-media profile, posting on YouTube since 2019 as an 'anti-Greta'; she worked with The Heartland Institute, appeared at CPAC, and Elon Musk privately messaged and reposted her about her AfD vote.
- Her asylum claim is pending and could take months, and Seibt says she aims to become an American citizen amid the U.S. immigration policy debate.
- The case highlights debates over extremism labels and free speech in Europe and the U.S., as Seibt's alignment with AfD and The Heartland Institute draws scrutiny amid the polarized climate debate.
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The extreme-right German influencer says he suffers persecutions and asks for political asylum in the United States ...
German activist seeks asylum in the United States after Antifa death threats
For years, some of us have been writing about the collapse of free speech protections in Europe as the left criminalizes a wide range of expressions and viewpoints. Now, a leading young German advocate, Naomi Seibt, known as the "Anti-Greta," is seeking political asylum in the United States after years of Antifa threats. At one time, the idea of someone seeking asylum from a Western democracy would have been considered material for the Onion. To…
Naomi Seibt Flees to U.S. Seeks Asylum from Persecution
Naomi Seibt, a prominent German conservative known for opposing mass migration and climate alarmism, announced she is seeking asylum in the United States under President Donald Trump’s administration, claiming she is being politically persecuted by the German government. Seibt, who gained recognition as the “Anti-Greta” for challenging the climate change narrative promoted by Greta Thunberg, said Germany no longer offers basic freedoms to right-…
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German right-wing influencer Naomi Seibt is applying for asylum in the USA. Now even a Trump affiliate is joining forces.
After death threats from Antifa, Germany’s ‘anti-Greta’ seeks asylum in U.S.
by WorldTribune Staff, October 31, 2025 Real World News A conservative activist in Germany known as the “anti-Greta” Thunberg has applied for asylum in the United States after reporting she received death threats from Antifa terrorists and was being surveilled by German intelligence. Naomi Seibt, 25, said she made the decision after facing the threats […]
Rep. Luna Helps Right-Wing ‘Anti-Greta’ Fleeing Antifa and German Censorship Seek U.S. Asylum.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: A German right-wing activist, Naomi Seibt, is seeking asylum in the United States, marking what she claims is a first under President Donald J. Trump.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Naomi Seibt, U.S. Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL), Antifa, and German intelligence agencies.WHEN & WHERE: Seibt announced her asylum claim on her X account on October 30.KEY QUOTE: “Today, I am officially the first German asylum seeker in the U.S…
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