Institute for Remigration

The IFR Demography Dashboard is now live: demography-dashboard.eu Europe is facing an existential demographic crisis. Decades of government-enabled replacement migration are fundamentally transforming the continent’s population. Based on official demographic data, the dashboard visualises demographic developments across 15 European countries. Our projections use current native-migrant population data to calculate when the native population would become a numerical minority if the present course continues. But demographic change is not irreversible. The dashboard also models an alternative course. Its remigration scenario shows how the present trajectory could be reversed and how a stable native majority could be preserved or restored over time. For the Institute for Remigration, preserving a stable native majority is essential to ethnocultural continuity, democratic self-determination and demographic sovereignty. It is therefore a legitimate political objective. See where your country stands. Examine the data. Compare the two scenarios. Share the results. Population replacement is not destiny. Europe’s demographic future can be measured - and it can be changed. Explore the IFR Demography Dashboard: demography-dashboard.eu

Three quarters. In Germany, 75 % of the suspects in the Frankfurt riots on 31 October held foreign citizenship. Half possessed no German passport. In France, 75 % of those brought before the courts after the October riots bore first names of Arabic-Muslim or African origin. The same pattern in two countries. Anyone who takes these numbers seriously recognises: population replacement has destructive consequences. The Institute for Remigration documents these developments and presents a political solution: Remigration. Demographic replacement is not destiny. Further analyses and data: remigration-institute.com

Our ideas are entering the mainstream! A common objection to remigration is that returns to certain countries of origin are legally or practically impossible. As early as 2024, @MartinSellner_ outlined a legally compliant concept in Remigration – A Proposal: temporary reception and return centres outside Europe that could eventually develop into model cities and charter cities. A recent article in WELT now discusses a similar approach: transforming refugee camps into permanent cities and investment projects. The Institute for Remigration identifies three major opportunities in this model: 1. Reducing costs: Investment in local infrastructure could significantly reduce long-term reception and accommodation costs in Europe. 2. Weakening smuggling networks: External reception and return centres drastically reduce incentives for irregular migration. 3. Promoting development: Economic infrastructure and investment could create new opportunities on the ground. What was proposed as a political concept in 2024 is now finding its way into the wider public debate. That is precisely our mission. #remigration

We are working on a policy paper for remigration in Spain. El Pais reported about it. Every European nation needs remigration, and our institute is connecting all the people and gathering all the resources to make it happen. remigration-institute.com/de…

A conference on remigration, planned months in advance, has been called off by the French government, with Halloween serving as the apparent justification. Meanwhile, our founder @MartinSellner_ ,who was going to attend the conference, has been arrested and will be deported tomorrow. The contrast is striking: in a country where deporting foreign nationals convicted of repeated sexual assaults is often portrayed as virtually impossible, authorities seem capable of acting swiftly when it comes to expelling right-wing political figures talking about remigration. We are watching a disturbing concentration of state power unfold before our eyes. When political events are shut down and individuals are expelled under such circumstances, serious questions arise about freedom of expression, political pluralism, and the direction in which so-called democracy is heading.