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Left-wing forces in power are struggling to implement a new, totally pro-immigration order. A very sensitive issue, with the most dangerous effects on society, is being pushed insistently on the public agenda these days in Spain and France. Granting the right to vote in national elections to migrants from outside the European Union is being zealously promoted by radicals who call themselves progressives, fiercely hostile to everything that stands for identity, sovereignty, or normality.
On the one hand, France. Following a favourable vote in a parliamentary committee a few days ago, the National Assembly, the lower house of the French Parliament, will debate and vote on a bill that would allow people from outside the European Union the right to vote. So non-EU citizens residing in France could be granted the right to elect, but also to be elected in the upcoming elections. On March 15 and 22, municipal elections will be held in France, and the stakes are huge. The main beneficiaries are, unsurprisingly, Muslims living in France, who will be highly motivated, on the one hand, to vote for those who welcome them with open arms and, on the other hand, even to run for office in the upcoming local councils.
If passed by Parliament, this constitutional law, which also requires a referendum to come into force, could tip the balance in favour of candidates from center-left and radical left parties. That is, precisely those who advocate for “diversity” and “integration” and who, after the elections, will continue to reward their voters with new rights and privileges, even if the presence of some of them in society is a constant threat to public safety.
If such a law comes into force, it will be a victory for those who seek to replace the French population with non-French people, or at least to turn the majority into a minority. But the battle is still far from lost!
In neighbouring Spain, 2026 has also gotten off to a terrible start. Following the royal decree that will legalize hundreds of thousands of migrants in the coming months, the far left is demanding that foreign “guests” be granted the right to vote. And then citizenship, as expected. As long as the anti-national left remains in power, it is only a matter of time before these goals are achieved.
In recent days, one of the leading figures of the far left, Irene Montero, in a state of hyperventilation, demanded nothing less than the replacement of “fascists” and “racists” with migrants who are to be naturalized and whom the former Minister of Equality considers much more suitable than Spaniards to live on Spanish soil. In fact, the real racist is the one who shouts “racists.” And Ms. Montero’s shouts are echoed by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who has stated emphatically that migrants should have the right to vote in the upcoming parliamentary elections. That is, next year. The goal of Sanchez and his neo-communist partners is almost explicit: to remain in power at any cost. Regardless of what the Spanish people want, that is, the “racists” referred to by Irene Montero, and regardless of whether this this will mean an unrecognizable Spain.
What is happening in France and Spain will definitely have a contagious effect. Mass regularization of migrants, voting rights, and (ultimately) citizenship are key points on the agenda for destroying the world from within. Even if they are not successful now, they will try again and again.
What some call “equal rights” is nothing more than a tool to force the implementation of pro-migration policies. What some call “progress” is by no means a step forward, an evolution towards a better world, but rather an undermining of identity, society, and national interest.