A new idea is taking hold in European politics. It's called remigration, which means sending migrants back to their home countries. This idea has been gaining popularity, especially among political figures like Martin Sellner and parties such as the Alternative for Germany (AfD) and the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ). But is this the solution Europe needs, or a dangerous path to divisiveness?
In November 2024, the AfD’s Bavarian branch passed a resolution calling for remigration—a plan to send migrants who aren't fully integrated back to where they came from. This has stirred up a lot of debate. Some people say it's a racist, discriminatory idea, while others argue it's necessary to preserve European culture and identity.
Martin Sellner, an Austrian political activist, is one of the strongest voices pushing for remigration. In his book Remigration: A Proposal (2024), Sellner explains that many migrants in Europe haven't fully adapted to their new homes. He believes that coun...
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