The term ‘remigration’, referring to attempts to induce or compel migrants to return to their countries of origin, has become increasingly common on social media. A recent report by the UK Extremism and Democratic Resilience Centre found that fully one third of Britons support remigration — a figure that was widely cited in the media.
The big problem with the term is that it’s not well-defined, with different people using it to mean vastly different things.
Conestoga College plunged into a $33-million operating deficit in the fiscal year that ended March 31, after $323 million in tuition evaporated with the collapse of foreign enrolment, new documents show.
An additional $129 million in tuition will evaporate by next March with the departure of two-thirds of foreign students who remain, the Kitchener-based community college is now forecasting.
This may put more jobs at risk after the college axed an estimated 2,750 positions including administrators, faculty and support staff.
YouTube has done it again. The Internet’s largest audiovisual content platform has removed the latest episode of The Forge, europeanconservative.com’s debate programme, after classifying a conversation about immigration, remigration, and European identity as “hate speech.”
This is the full video of the discussion between @RenaudCamus, @MartinSellner_, and @Harry_pitt that YouTube removed as "hate speech" after it had already been viewed nearly 43,000 times. Our appeal of that decision was denied 1 minute after it was submitted. pic.twitter.com/H7l1Phvxo1
— The European Conservative Magazine (@EuroConMag) July 29, 2026
In an astonishing move, YouTube removed a video from The European Conservative‘s official YouTube channel after it had garnered 43,000 views.
YouTube classified the content of the conversation that centered around remigration as “hate speech.”
The Traitorous Eight originally referred to the grandfathers of Silicon Valley. In 1957, 8 talented PhDs employed by notoriously difficult Nobel Prize winner William Shockley left to establish Fairchild Semiconductor. Gordon Moore, Robert Noyce, Eugene Kleiner, Sheldon Roberts, Victor Grinich, Julius Blank, Jean Hoerni, Jay Last were young American patriots who became legends by building the tech industry as we know it.
The “Fairchildren” helped start many iconic companies like Intel, AMD, and Kleiner Perkins over their illustrious careers. They launched the flywheel of the Silicon Valley moonshot factory. California’s middle class blossomed because they created high paying jobs for Americans and recognized they were stewards of a nation, not extractors of an economic zone. A golden age prevailed over economic cycles. Many generational founding teams like the Paypal Mafia can trace their lineages back to these 8 legends. All of this creativity, innovation, and wealth was generated without mass migration.
By Yuri Bezmenov
h/t handy n handsome
Whenever Republicans talk about immigration enforcement, amnesty supporters chant the same tired line: What about picking crops? What about meat processing? Those are necessary jobs that Americans simply refuse to do.
That argument was used to justify dozens of House Republicans’ latest mass amnesty effort. Their proposal would give illegal alien agriculture workers a pathway to legal status through the H-2A program, even though they have broken multiple laws by being in the United States illegally and getting a job without a work permit. Their employer has also violated the law by hiring these illegals.
When senior members of Germany’s AfD were seen at a secretive “remigration” summit in November 2023, there was a national outcry.
Accused of fraternising with neo-Nazis, Alternative for Germany (AfD) scrambled to distance itself from the summit and dismissed a senior aide who had attended.
But three years on, there is nothing furtive about the hard-Right party’s embrace of remigration, the idea of deporting foreigners en masse that is sweeping across Europe’s populist Right.
A spate of rulings from the Supreme Court couldn’t be more of a mandate if they were handed down, gift-wrapped, and sealed with a kiss by God: The mass deportation of illegal aliens is legal and imperative if there’s any hope of saving this country.
Newly released bodycam footage today reveals the lies Vickrum Digwa told police after killing Henry Nowak – and how differently he was treated to the young man he murdered.
Digwa falsely accused Henry of being racist, claiming he had called him a ‘p*ki’ and acted as the drunken aggressor who ‘escalated the situation’ – as he stood unhandcuffed while medics performed CPR just yards away.
An officer at the scene repeatedly calls the attacker ‘mate’ and, moments after arresting him, reassures him: ‘I’m not saying you’ve done anything.’
Body cam footage has been released of the initial interaction with Vickrum Digwa the man convicted of murdering Henry Nowak . The footage shows the multiple lies told by Digwa and the way police interacted with a murderer.
Two tier policing on display pic.twitter.com/bNeRn1RJRS
— Retard Finder (@IfindRetards) June 26, 2026
The Canada Border Services Agency says removal orders have been issued for dozens of people in the Greater Toronto Area with possible ties to extortion following enhanced tracking of immigration enforcement cases that began in the fall of last year.
In a news release, the agency said it began taking a closer look at enforcement cases with potential links to extortion last year, beginning with the Pacific and Prairie regions in August.
In November, the CBSA said, this approach was extended to the GTA.
Dozens? How about 2 million or so?
Denmark’s immigration minister has announced plans to ban the Islamic call to prayer, claiming parts of the country felt like “a suburb of Islamabad”.
Morten Bødskov, a member of the centre-Left Social Democrats party, said the new government would resume an investigation into the legality of imposing a ban.
“The call to prayer should not be heard over Danish rooftops,” the minister told Danish news outlet Ritzau. “It has no place in Denmark, and you shouldn’t be in any doubt whether you’ve ended up in a suburb of Islamabad when you walk around Denmark.”
The European Union could have its first deportation centres operating outside its borders before the end of 2027 and could even begin establishing them as early as next year.
That was the message from Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in an interview with the Financial Times, in which she said that several European governments are already working alongside the European Commission to turn into reality one of the most controversial migration proposals of recent years and one of the key priorities championed by patriotic movements seeking to reverse the damage caused by years of uncontrolled immigration.
Police in Scotland on Saturday reportedly arrested a suspect for allegedly carrying out multiple stabbings near a mosque. He was immediately identified as a “36-year-old white Scottish man” by a news media that routinely refuses to mention the race and/or citizenship status of non-white perpetrators. Video shared on social media captured the apparent vigilante explaining, “I’m protecting the country from these f*cking Muslim bastards raping our young daughters, raping our kids. Enough is enough. I have had enough.”
Tweet’s a good read
A 36-year-old white Scottish man has just been arrested in Edinburgh after stabbing five people.
He’s now under counter-terrorism investigation.
In his own words after the arrest: “I’m protecting the country from these fucking Muslim bastards raping our young daughters.”… pic.twitter.com/hNLhlDRuof
— Lewis.B.Rendell Official (@Lewisrendell1) June 20, 2026
When the federal government introduced supplemental health copayments for asylum seekers and refugee claimants earlier this spring, it also quietly brought in a 10-hour yearly cap on mental health sessions for them, CBC News has learned.
Mental health practitioners have been lobbying for a reversal since, with limited success.
No cap previously existed, meaning both groups have lost a system of potentially unlimited mental health sessions, virtually overnight.
Pope Leo XIV has, as I’ve noted before, done tremendous work reversing much of the damage done by his late predecessor Pope Francis, who often sowed confusion and nearly as often refused to offer subsequent clarity. There is one topic, however, upon which Pope Leo could and should afford further clarity, in accord with the age-old teachings of the Catholic Church and her greatest thinkers, and that subject is immigration.
