A historic conference in Milan has rendered the deep state occupational governments of Europe frenetic: the Remigration Summit 2025. This international gathering, the first of its kind in well over half a century, was organized by various political and activist groups from across Europe united in support of remigration, a policy advocating the return of immigrants and their inassimilable descendants to their countries of origin.
We Americans understand the stakes. Each day, we watch America-hating courts stymie President Donald J. Trumpโs mandate to undertake the largest deportation of illegals in world history. Mass deportation is not only justified but necessary after decades of poor border security and reckless immigration policy, which catalyzed tens of millions of illegal entries and a shocking demographic shift. While Europeโs invasion is more recent and not yet as severe, it is no less dire. We implore all Europeans to defend their ancestral homelands and not let them balkanize into multiethnic bazaars stripped of European identity, legacy, and history.
Momentum is building on both sides of the Atlantic. Let remigration be not only a policy, but a global movement.
https://nyyrc.com/statements/repeat-after-us-remigration/
We Americans understand the stakes. Each day, we watch America-hating courts stymie President Donald J. Trumpโs mandate to undertake the largest deportation of illegals in world history. Mass deportation is not only justified but necessary after decades of poor border security and reckless immigration policy, which catalyzed tens of millions of illegal entries and a shocking demographic shift. While Europeโs invasion is more recent and not yet as severe, it is no less dire. We implore all Europeans to defend their ancestral homelands and not let them balkanize into multiethnic bazaars stripped of European identity, legacy, and history.
Momentum is building on both sides of the Atlantic. Let remigration be not only a policy, but a global movement.
https://nyyrc.com/statements/repeat-after-us-remigration/
New York Young Republican Club
Repeat After Us: Remigration! - New York Young Republican Club
The New York Young Republican Club is the oldest Young Republican club in the United States.
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Over 1,000 people marched through the streets of La Spezia with banners and tricolors to reiterate the need for Europe as a Power and a remigration program.
โDespite attempts to boycott the demonstration, the city of La Spezia welcomed our march with applause and citizen participation.โ
โThe only moments of tension were when the anti-fascist march tried to approach the square, where we were holding the closing rally of the march, probably with the intention of intimidating the citizens present, and at the meeting point at the end of the demonstration.โ
โWe reiterate it now as we have reiterated in recent days: no one can stop us from demonstrating. It was only the intervention of the police that prevented us from going to confront these runaways: we are tired of people who first cry massacre and then hide behind police cordons.โ
โToday we have re-established a principle: no one can stop us from being in the square.โ
โDespite attempts to boycott the demonstration, the city of La Spezia welcomed our march with applause and citizen participation.โ
โThe only moments of tension were when the anti-fascist march tried to approach the square, where we were holding the closing rally of the march, probably with the intention of intimidating the citizens present, and at the meeting point at the end of the demonstration.โ
โWe reiterate it now as we have reiterated in recent days: no one can stop us from demonstrating. It was only the intervention of the police that prevented us from going to confront these runaways: we are tired of people who first cry massacre and then hide behind police cordons.โ
โToday we have re-established a principle: no one can stop us from being in the square.โ
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The celebrations of May Day and the Feast of Joan of Arc on 11 May in unoccupied France differed greatly in theme and character from those held in Paris. Once again the Paris papers invoked Europeanism while genuinely patriotic sentiments wedded to French opinion appeared in Vichy. The Rassemblement national populaire (RNP) celebrated May Day in Paris with heavy European and national socialist overtones, a parade of its militants guarded by the black-clad soldiers of the SS whom Dรฉat once again praised as true socialist revolutionaries. Dรฉat hoped his own people would consider the First of May a chance to meditate on an adaptive national socialist revolution in both their national and common European community.
Marcel Dรฉat, "Printemps europรฉen", L'รuvre, 1 May 1941; idem, "La seconde passion de Jeanne", ibid., 11 May 1941.
Marcel Dรฉat, "Printemps europรฉen", L'รuvre, 1 May 1941; idem, "La seconde passion de Jeanne", ibid., 11 May 1941.
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In southern France May Day witnessed the banning of any manifestations not authorized by Vichy, Radio Lyons insisting the holiday not be used to promote the agenda of any single group. In Le Figaro, Education Minister Jerome Carcopino reiterated that French collaboration in the New Europe would contribute only weakness, inferiority and distress unless France remained herself and retained her traditional virtues. Joan, a Europeanist martyr to the RNP and a victim of English treachery to the PPF, remained the heroine of national unity in the eyes of the Vichy press and government. In the eyes of the Marshal himself, the peasant daughter of a people ravaged by treason and factions remained forever the symbol of France and a reminder that the country, in order to survive, had to immerse herself in her historic traditions.
Marcel Dรฉat "L'exemple de Jeanne d'Arc", L'รuvre, May 11, 1941; and Philippe Pรฉtain, Le Temps, May 11, 1941.
Marcel Dรฉat "L'exemple de Jeanne d'Arc", L'รuvre, May 11, 1941; and Philippe Pรฉtain, Le Temps, May 11, 1941.
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Both the symbols of France and the actions of her government drew sharply different interpretations in Paris and in Vichy. What was presented as socialist and European in the north was interpreted as conservative and national in the south. A case in point was the publicity given to both the Comitรฉ Europรฉen de l'Automobile and the Ten-Year Plan of Lehideux, which became drawn into the Paris-Vichy press debate before and during the Joan of Arc celebrations. While the RNP papers pictured the Ten-Year Plan as the epitome of European planning and a blueprint for France's role in the New Order, the conservative Vichy press minimized its European aspects. Le Temps and Le Figaro interpreted the Lehideux scheme purely as a model for national renewal in the spirit of the French pioneers of the past.
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