What is Remigration?
Remigration is the act of returning immigrants and their descendants to their country of origin through both voluntary and mandatory measures.
Will I be remigrated?
Are you ethnically British?
Who is British?
You are British if your ancestry is indigenous to the British Isles, the islands comprising Great Britain: England, Scotland and Wales; plus Ireland and the smaller surrounding islands.
Would you deport my foreign mate?
Yes. It’s not personal, it’s necessary.
Why do we need Remigration?
A nation is its people. Britain is undergoing rapid demographic and cultural change as a result of decades of mass immigration, transforming many towns and cities beyond recognition and weakening the shared identity, social trust and cultural continuity that once held our nation together. The foreign-born population has risen dramatically since immigration began in 1948, when Britain was approximately 99% White British. Since then the White British population has fallen to around 74% in England and Wales.
Across the country, many people increasingly feel like strangers in their own communities as they are confronted by parallel societies, cultural fragmentation and growing insecurity. Housing shortages, pressure on the NHS and welfare system, rising crime and declining community cohesion have intensified alongside record levels of migration. Certain immigrant and second-generation ethnic groups are heavily overrepresented in violent and organised crime, CSE and terrorism-related offences.
Demographics are destiny. Recent data showed that around 37.3% of live births in England and Wales were to parents where one or both were born outside the UK, a true representation of the scale and speed of demographic change. Record migration has become a major driver of population growth in the UK, while natural population growth has declined significantly. Without decisive and robust action to manage migration levels, Britain risks profound and irreversible transformation in its social and cultural composition within a single generation.
Remigration is a proactive and preventative solution to these issues, it is national self-preservation. Remigration fixes everything. It is not hatred or pursuit of vengeance, every nation has the sovereign right to preserve its identity, protect its cultural inheritance and maintain social cohesion for future generations. Principles openly exercised by nations such as Japan and South Korea. We believe Britain must reverse the consequences of mass immigration through lawful and democratic means, before the British people lose their majority status. Without it, or national character will be permanently eroded and our right to democratic self-determination will be weakened by growing foreign influence over our politics, institutions and national direction.
Therefore we believe the debate around remigration is an urgent national question tied directly to the future existence, identity and continuity of the British people. Nations throughout history that failed to preserve their demographic core ceased to remain the same nations at all. Britain stands now at a historic crossroads, either we continue down the path of mass immigration, fragmentation and declining national sovereignty, or we take the radical steps required to restore stability, cohesion and long-term self-determination for future generations. Demand remigration. It’s now or never.
What is Remigration Now?
Remigration Now is a dynamic activist and pressure group dedicated to advocating for and promoting the implementation of remigration policies.