Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Remigration" in Danish language version.
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"remigration," the chilling notion of returning immigrants to their native lands in what amounts to a soft-style ethnic cleansing.
Thus, relabeling concepts like the forced deportation and ethnic cleansing of immigrants as "re-migration" can make hateful expressions seem more acceptable to a broader range of ordinary individuals
Remigration: The call for forced deportation of migrant communities, with the intent of creating an ethnically or culturally homogeneous society; essentially a non-violent form of ethnic cleansing.
Perceiving change as an existential threat, followers of Great Replacement theory propose “remigration,” a soft type of ethnic cleansing under the guise of deportation and segregation.
(...) the most tangible way they want to revitalise Europe and facilitate a second Reconquista is through what they refer to as ‘remigration’, a euphemism for ethnic cleansing.
Jacob Davey and Julia Ebner’s (2019) research elucidates how the Great Replacement theory catalyzes extremist propositions among its proponents. These proposals span a spectrum from non-violent ethnic cleansing, framed as ‘remigration,’ to the grave extremity of genocide
Demonstrating GI's exclusionary politics, its members advocate for what they term a policy of forced "remigration," in which migrants (from primarily Middle Eastern, North African, and Muslim-majority nations), would be forced to return to their countries of origin.
The call for so-called "remigration" of third-country immigrants is a term GI France has adopted from BI, referring to the (forced) returning of third-country immigrants to their home countries.
The movement calls for (...) ‘remigration’. Despite its proponents’ rejection that this is simply a euphemism for ‘ethnic cleansing’, such policies would ultimately involve the lowering of the living conditions for ‘non-Europeans’, or even their forced expulsion
Perceiving change as an existential threat, followers of Great Replacement theory propose “remigration,” a soft type of ethnic cleansing under the guise of deportation and segregation.
(...) the most tangible way they want to revitalise Europe and facilitate a second Reconquista is through what they refer to as ‘remigration’, a euphemism for ethnic cleansing.
Demonstrating GI's exclusionary politics, its members advocate for what they term a policy of forced "remigration," in which migrants (from primarily Middle Eastern, North African, and Muslim-majority nations), would be forced to return to their countries of origin.
[...] jedoch auch offizielle AfD-Accounts, welche fordern, dass syrische Flüchtlinge abgeschoben werden sollen, oder befinden, dass für „Türken", die sich „nicht integrieren wollen", eine Remigration das beste wäre. [...] liegt eine der größten Gefahren für offene und demokratische Gesellschaften in der Naivität gegenüber den politischen Bemühungen, extremistische Rhetorik zu normalisieren.
Perceiving change as an existential threat, followers of Great Replacement theory propose “remigration,” a soft type of ethnic cleansing under the guise of deportation and segregation.
(...) the most tangible way they want to revitalise Europe and facilitate a second Reconquista is through what they refer to as ‘remigration’, a euphemism for ethnic cleansing.
Demonstrating GI's exclusionary politics, its members advocate for what they term a policy of forced "remigration," in which migrants (from primarily Middle Eastern, North African, and Muslim-majority nations), would be forced to return to their countries of origin.
