Anti-migration protests sweep Europe as anti-immigration party soars in Vienna election

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Anti-migration protests sweep Europe as anti-immigration party soars in Vienna election

Published: Monday, April 28th, 2025 @ 1:03 pm
By: John Steed ( More Entries )

Mass rallies against mass migration swept cities and towns in four European countries Sunday, as citizens called for a stop to mass migration and for "remigration" (deportation) of those already in Europe. Huge rallies took place in Ireland, Germany, the UK, and Poland.

Meanwhile, also on Sunday, voters in the Austrian state of Vienna (also its capital city), long an establishment stronghold swung to the populist nationalist anti-immigration Freedom Party. The Freedom Party tripled its vote from the last election, coming in second place. In the last election, it was the smallest party to actually win seats while the traditional conservative Austrian Peoples Party was second strongest. This time Peoples Party voters flocked to the Freedom Party, and those positions were reversed with the Freedom Party second, and the Peoples https://ggspsjc.com/ Party fifth, the smallest party to win seats.. It was recently revealed that there are now more Third World children in Vienna's schools than Austrian children. The Social Democrats who have run Vienna for 80 years and the far left Greens, both saw their vote numbers and seats decline.

In Dublin, Ireland, the anti-migration protest saw one of the largest crowds in that country in years, and it also had a political twist. Addressing the crowd was Irish sports hero Conor McGregor, who is expected to run for president of Ireland as an anti-migration independent in the next election.

https://europeanconservative.com/articles/news/massive-anti-migration-rallies-ireland-england-germany-poland/

https://rmx.news/austria/austrias-right-wing-fpo-achieves-historic-success-in-vienna-election-could-signal-trouble-for-mainstream-conservatives/

https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2025/04/28/conor-mcgregor-delivers-strong-message-as-hundreds-of-thousands-protest-ireland-immigration-policies-n2188434

UK Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch, herself a legal immigrant from Nigeria, answered the protests in the UK by calling for mass deportations of illegal migrants. The Reform Party, led by Nigel Farage has already called for mass deportations.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/2048174/Trump-Nigel-Farage-deportations-migrants-crisis-Labour

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borderhawk said:

( April 29th, 2025 @ 8:32 pm )

Europe has been waking up on the threat of mass migration. Unfortunately, the globalist EU elite is all-in on continuing to flood Europe with Third World freeloaders.

Conor McGregor as President of Ireland would be a game changer there for the good. He gets it on mass migration.

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