A populist member of the German regional parliament in Brandenburg has been criticized for speaking to schoolchildren aged nine to 12 in Potsdam about rape gangs and knife crime.
Germany-and Europe at large-has faced waves of migration from Africa and the Middle East, leading to rising social tensions and crime.
The AfD politician's opponents are calling the remarks inappropriate.
In prior polls, its support was surging among German youth.
The National Pulse previously reported that a study documenting incidents of attacks shows that sine since 2015, as many as 7,000 German women and girls have been assaulted or raped by migrants, and that migrants are greatly overrepresented in sex crime statistics.
Attempts have been made to silence other AfD members recently.
AfD politician Marie-Thérèse Kaiser was fined by a German court in May for daring to quote official German crime statistics during a debate, noting the alarming rates of sexual crimes among Afghan migrants in particular.
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