Remigration News. First, the pragmatic Danes have had enough:

Denmark is now forging ahead with deportations with a new law.

The left-wing Social Democrat Mette Frederiksen celebrated the move, stating:

“They rape girls and women. They are involved in gang crime and drug offenses. Unfortunately, we have not yet been able to deport them. This is primarily due to the interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).”

Now, this is set to change. She says Denmark is not waiting for the ECHR anymore. All migrants who have been sentenced to one year or more in prison must return to their home country automatically. There will be no case review.

Second, Martin Sellner is setting up the Institute for Remigration in Europe, as he explains:

I have been an activist since I was 14. I have distributed countless flyers, painted banners, organised demonstrations & conferences. We occupied roofs, blocked roads, chartered ships and did everything we could to spread awareness of the Great Replacement.

I co-founded the biggest and most successful patriotic NGO in Europe. Many adventures, amazing comradeship. My life was fast, dangerous and thrilling. I am grateful for it.

Every hour outside of activism I dedicated to research and writing. I wrote my philosophy thesis on Heidegger, published in the biggest German magazines, wrote many books, among them an Amazon bestseller about remigration.

My goal was always to have a bad reputation among bad people. I built up the biggest patriot YouTube channel before it was nuked. I got censored on every platform except X (🙏🏻Musk). I was banned from entering Germany, Switzerland, the UK, the USA, etc. I got dragged in front of court, my home got raided 3 times, only for “thought crime”, and always acquitted. My car was burned down by Antifa and I was debanked 116 times.

Now I am 37 and I will put all of the experience, knowledge, contacts and reputation into the next big project. In my life as an activist, author, organizer and influencer, I felt one missing piece: we have a lack of organization and strategy.

The remigration movement is an attention economy, but not a lobby. Too much clickbaiting, online drama. Not enough strategy, political leverage and real-life influence.

With the “Institute for Remigration” we want to change that. It will be like the NRA in the USA, but for remigration in Europe. On the 30th of May, at the Remigration Summit, we will officially start our work.

From the IFR website:

Remigration is the umbrella term that designates and encompasses a set of fiscal, cultural, economic, social, political, and logistical policies whose objective it is to prevent population replacement through the reversal of migratory flows, thereby restoring the sovereignty, independence, and identity of countries, through the defense of their ethnocultural specificity.