Agreed PolicyNation, Citizenship, Immigration and Europe
Asylum and International Protection
Asylum is protection from genuine persecution or serious danger, not a general mechanism for choosing a preferred country of settlement.
Policy catalogueNation, Citizenship, Immigration and Europe
Manifesto CoreImmigration
Immigration should be limited to levels compatible with genuine integration, social stability, infrastructure capacity and demographic continuity.
Position
Immigration should be limited to levels compatible with genuine integration, social stability, infrastructure capacity, and the demographic and cultural continuity of the receiving nation.
Policy
- Borders remain legitimate political institutions.
- Immigration policy must serve the long-term common good of the receiving nation.
- Humanitarian obligations do not require relinquishing control over demographic policy.
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- Agreed PolicyNation, Citizenship, Immigration and Europe
Citizenship: General Principle
Citizenship is membership of a historical political community rather than a function of residence, and Restore Europe rejects automatic territorial birthright citizenship as a general rule.
- Agreed PolicyNation, Citizenship, Immigration and Europe
Naturalization
The normal route requires around fifteen years of lawful residence before an application may be made, with demanding assimilation requirements.
- Manifesto CoreFamily, Demography and Social Order
Demographic Renewal
Europe should answer demographic decline by making family formation viable for its own population rather than by permanent mass immigration.
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