Taking our country back for the next 250 years.
In the four years before President Trump returned to the White House, the United States of America experienced an unprecedented mass migration. From millions of ‘migrants’ crossing the border to six figures worth of unvetted Afghans being brought here illegally, the invasion wrecked entire cities, cost local communities untold billions and led to crime and violence.
There’s only one way to fix it. The mass migration must be met by mass remigration.
Beyond the catastrophic four years of mass migration, America has been plagued by decades of open borders, an ongoing population of illegal aliens likely measured in the tens of millions (estimates vary and obstructionism by sanctuary states and cities has made it difficult to get accurate figures) and huge population blocs, some with legal status and some without, that are irrevocably hostile to this country and that are mired in crime, fraud and terrorism.
The United States of America can’t survive another 50 years, let alone 250 years, in this state.
Many have been disappointed by the Trump administration’s limited success with mass deportations. The ‘Worst of the Worst’ program was a reasonable proposition geared at winning a PR war, but had no real shot once Democrats escalated opposition with riots backed by state and urban governments that led to violent clashes, political martyrs and street violence.
The deportation program was extraordinarily successful in dissuading more invaders from coming to the United States and has to some degree persuaded some to leave, but falls woefully short of undoing even a fraction of the mass migration that occurred under Biden.
Let alone the pre-existing illegal alien population.
Achieving the mass remigration of an illegal and enemy population will require different tactics that will have to take in the reality of the enemy on the ground. The operations in Minneapolis made it abundantly clear that carrying out significant deportations in what is now ‘enemy territory’ will involve sustained confrontations with enemy insurgents backed by the media and local governments. The idea that it would play out any other way was always naive.
There can be no meaningful deportations from liberal areas without these confrontations and rather than trying to work around them, a basic counter-insurgency error that allows the various radical groups to take the initiative, ‘hunt’ and target federal immigration law enforcement, will have to confront and take the battle to the insurgents. That will mean preceding any deportations with a thorough law enforcement plan to track, target and arrest the radical groups.
But that echoes the same counterinsurgency error that we made in Iraq and Afghanistan.
We have to be able to target the networks behind them, including government officials and donors, unless we want to waste time and lose public support by clashing with pawns.
This is a big project and essentially amounts to fighting a leftist insurrection. And it’s not a question of whether that kind of confrontation will happen, but when and on whose terms.
But mass remigration isn’t simply about mass deportations. Even assuming that there was no leftist resistance, deporting every single illegal alien is a massive and difficult project. And while we need mass deportations, much of the work of mass remigration can be done in easier ways.
Mass migration to the United States is based on the perceived benefits that the illegals expect.
These consist of things such as financial benefits from jobs and welfare, the expectation that they will eventually gain legal rights and that citizenship will automatically come to their children. The most successful path to mass remigration depends on dismantling these benefits.
The Trump administration has begun taking important steps to cut off not only welfare benefits, but financial ties that allow illegal aliens to work in this country, open bank accounts, and generally go about their lives. --->READ MORE HERE
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| Filippo MONTEFORTE / AFP |
Several thousand people took to the streets of Rome on Saturday to demand remigration policies, stronger border controls, and increased deportations of illegal immigrants.
The demonstration was organized by the citizen initiative “Remigration and Reconquest,” which says it has collected around 50,000 signatures in support of a legislative proposal on immigration and migrant returns that it intends to submit to the Italian Parliament.
The proposal includes incentives for voluntary returns, the deportation of illegal immigrants, and stricter integration requirements for foreign nationals seeking to remain in Italy.
Roma today: "Let's take back our neighborhoods! Everyone out!" The EU that has flooded our cities with parasites and criminals will soon implode. https://t.co/h9wucL43sT pic.twitter.com/5NmJ9JByP6
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) June 13, 2026
During the demonstration, several speakers stressed the need to strengthen Italy’s border sovereignty and reduce migration flows. The march also coincided with the founding congress of Futuro Nazionale, the new political movement launched by MEP and former general Roberto Vannacci. Speaking to reporters, Vannacci reiterated his support for sharply reducing immigration and strengthening controls along Italy’s borders.
The launch of Futuro Nazionale introduces a new player into Italy’s immigration debate. Until now, much of the vote critical of immigration had been divided between the coalition led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Matteo Salvini’s League. Recent polling has placed Futuro Nazionale at around 4.5 per cent, with the movement reportedly drawing support from former League voters. The party also includes eight sitting parliamentarians who have left other parties to join the new project.
Organisers described the demonstration as one of the largest public events held in Italy specifically focused on remigration policies, a concept that has gained increasing visibility in several European countries amid growing concerns over illegal immigration and integration. --->READ MORE HERE
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