Illegal immigration is not merely a crisis; it’s a business that benefits its orchestrators and contributes to the Islamization of Europe. Our nations have been filled with illegal immigrants, often with the tacit approval of powerful countries like Germany and France. This situation has turned our cities into ghettos, where violence and crime occur in the name of a radical ideology.
We have become inundated with individuals whose names symbolize a demographic shift in a Europe that is now unrecognizable. But solutions are available. It is imperative to strengthen countries that are models of resilience, such as Greece, Italy, and Spain. Those who illegally enter European territory should not be entitled to benefits or asylum.
Instead, they must be arrested, and their mobile phones should be confiscated. They should be transferred to closed centers on uninhabited islands, and from there, deported to their home countries or to countries outside the European Union based on transnational agreements. We need to stop supporting their stay and start supporting their removal instead.
Our guiding light should be the policies of Hungary and Poland, which, instead of being condemned, are criticized for not wanting to offend Islamic sentiments. Anyone who violates a country’s borders is akin to breaking into our homes. Illegal immigration is the cancer of Europe, and the current response is akin to treating it with aspirin.
We need to initiate mass deportations immediately. The resources are available; the money is there, the airports are operational, and the detention centers exist. We must round them up in detention centers and remove them before Europe faces irreversible damage. We want our countries, our identity, and our values back.
And if those who consider themselves sensitive socialists are searching for racists, they should look in the mirror. They are the true racists against Europeans.
A colleague raised a question about the appropriateness of using camps for immigrants, suggesting that better solutions exist. However, I must emphasize that just as a person who breaks into your home goes to prison, those who violate a country’s borders should also face consequences. We’re not even talking about prison here; we refer to closed centers where they should be processed for deportation.
The fact that some individuals allowed these immigrants to enter our countries, thus enabling ghettoization and violation of our values, is their responsibility. It is high time to take a stand and not allow any more of this to continue.
Colleagues, we need to come together on this matter. It’s crucial to understand the severity of the situation and act accordingly.
