The meeting with Alice Weidel, head of the anti-immigration, nationalist Alternative for Germany party, was a major step for her movement, which major parties have sought to bar from coalitions.
Vance is the most senior U.S. official ever to meet with a leader from the party. He also met in recent days with the leaders of Germany’s two other major parties, which are locked in competition ahead of Feb. 23 elections, in which the Alternative for Germany party might break through a post-World War II taboo and join a ruling coalition for the first time.
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