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Repost from Remigration Now
Remigration Now is officially launching.
You can join here:
remigrationnow.co.uk/#join-us
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Meanwhile our largest event of the year is led by Tommy and instead of boosting our guys who are genuine, it's used to promote foreigners.
We're miles behind.
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Thomas Sewell proving that cucking to the middle ground is a waste of time.
Everyone will move to our position.
You plant your flag in the sand and force people to move to us. That's how we win.
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Repost from Joel Davis
Sewell addressing the patriots in front of parliament in Melbourne
Will post of video of my speech in Sydney when I get one
Great day out here, easy 15-20k marchers - I hear Melbourne was even bigger
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Tomorrow marks the day of Merkel’s famous ‘we can do it’ speech. The gates of Europe were opened, thanks to the West destroying Libya, and millions of economic migrants were allowed to enter Europe.
The gates of Europe have remained open since.
All by design.
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Repost from Mark Collett
WHITE BRITISH CHILDREN NOW JUST 60.4% IN BRITISH SCHOOLS.
The Government has released the latest statistics for ethnicity in British schools - the results for 2024/25 are shocking. White British school children now make up just 60.4 per cent of pupils in British classrooms, this is down from 61.3 per cent in 2023/24, representing a 0.9 per cent drop.
The decline in White British children in schools has slowed slightly, but still continues - with White British school children set to be a minority in British schools by around 2035.
Please NOTE: Regional data is available and shows that White British school children are already a minority in many areas with the media reporting that there are already 72 schools in Britain without a single White British child.
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Repost from Remigration Now
Thanks to the efforts of the Epping locals, The Bell Hotel has been closed. This was possible due to planning oversights under the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987. We're now sharing a template email to send to councils, to check if all hotels are complying.
If The Bell Hotel was operating unlawfully, many others may be too. This two minute email could lead to further investigations and closures.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ee_vVl7Kb0L3JKcVk0lTlbbKfaErZd8b/edit?usp=drivesdk&ouid=115882408361542808221&rtpof=true&sd=true
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The latest immigration statistics for the year ending June 2025
Totals
- 134.8 million arrivals, 56% were British nationals
- 2.2 million visitor visas and 19,000 transit visas granted
- 13.4 million ETAs granted, allowing stay for short periods
Work visas
- 183,000 visas granted in work categories
- 21,000 in Health and Social Care, migrant workers down by 80% in nursing since the previous year
- 78,000 ‘Temporary worker’ visas granted, up 90% since 2019
- 23% increase in grants of an extension to stay using work routes
Study and family
- 414,000 sponsored study visas granted, down 4% since the previous year
- Visas issued to student dependants were 18,000, down 81% since the previous year
- 76,000 family visa applications, down 23% the previous year
- 71,000 family-related visas granted, down 15% since the previous year and driven by a rise in partner visas
- 21,000 ‘Refugee Family Reunion’ visas granted, the highest level since 2005
Safe and legal (humanitarian) routes
- 62,000 grants of leave via safe and legal routes to come to or stay in the UK, down 33% since the previous year
- 7,400 refugees resettled, 88% from the Afghan Resettlement Programme
Irregular arrivals
- 49,000 irregular arrivals “detected”, up 27% since the previous year
- 43,000 small boat arrivals, accounting for 88% of irregular arrivals, up 38% since the previous year
- Afghans made up 15% of the smallest boat arrivals, the most common nationality
Asylum
- 111,000 people claimed asylum, up 14% since the previous year and almost double since 2021
- Half of asylum seekers arrive via irregular routes
- Only 37% of claimants previously arrived on a visa
- 71,000 cases are awaiting an initial decision relating to 91,000 people, down 18% since the previous year
Settlement and citizenship
- 163,000 grants of settlement, up 20% since the previous year
- Almost 3/4 of settlements were to individuals previously granted Leave to Remain via Skilled Worker Visa
- 17% of settlement granted to those with refugee status or “other forms of protection”
- 257,000 citizenship grants, up 4% since the previous year
- 335,000 grants of settlement from the EU Settlement Scheme, down 3% since the previous year
Detained under immigration powers
- 22,000 entered detention, up 14% since the previous year
- Albanians most common nationality since 2022, but numbers are falling
- Brazilian nationals rose by 91%, Indian nationals rose by 108%
Numbers returned from the UK
- 9,100 enforced returns, up 25% since the previous year
- Albanians are the most common nationality
- 5,300 foreign national prisoners returned, up 16% since the previous year
