Spanish right-wing party vows to deport up to 8 million migrants if elected. Vox has vowed to expel people of foreign origin who “have not adapted to our customs” and those that “abuse or disrespect women [and] live off the efforts of others.” Vox is Spain’s 3rd largest party. Show more
VOX denounces the demographic replacement Spain is experiencing
and proposes a plan for mass deportations.
Urgent need to preserve national identity, REMIGRATION!
REMIGRATION IS ON: Spanish Right-Wing Vox Party Vows To Deport 8 Million Migrants Who Have Not Assimilated
In Spain, as in all of Europe, unchecked mass migration is a tragedy that is fraying the social fabric all over the country.
While the failing Socialist Government of Pedro Sánchez tries to keep afloat with all the corruption scandals and sexual harassment claims, there is one surging right-wing party ready to tackle the illegal invasion with the necessary urgency.
Spain’s Vox party – maligned in the press as usual as ‘hard-right’, has yesterday (10) doubled down on its vow to deport illegal immigrants, this time around declaring that it would ‘also remove foreigners who have not adopted [Spanish] customs’.
Daily Mail reported:
“’Of our country’s 47 million inhabitants, eight million are people who have come from different origins in a very short period of time’, said party spokesperson Rocio de Meer yesterday.
‘It is, therefore, extraordinarily difficult for them to adapt to our ways and customs’, she said, adding these individuals would be marked out for ‘remigration’ because Spaniards ‘have the right to survive as a people’.”
“Vox leader Santiago Abascal later declared his party would deport ‘everyone who came to commit crimes, who tries to impose a foreign religion, who mistreats or demeans women, who wants to live off the work of others.
We don’t know how many there are’, he added. ‘But when we reach the government, we will. And they will all go’.”
As of now, Vox is Spain’s third largest party, enjoying a surge in the polls as Sanchez’s Socialist Party is riddled with corruption and sexual misconduct scandals.
“Sanchez, who leads a minority coalition government comprising far-left party Sumar, has thus far resisted mounting calls from the opposition to resign and call a snap election.”
A recent poll shows 41.2% of Spaniards want Sanchez to call early elections.
