Newly elected Danish People's Party member backs far-right declaration on immigrant repatriation

Malte Larsen, a recently elected member of the Danish People's Party (DF), has publicly declared his support for a far-right initiative promoting the mass emigration of non-European immigrants, a concept referred to as "remigration."

Larsen announced his endorsement of the declaration on social media, sharing its title, "Red Europa," and the phrase "Europa tilhører os," which translates to "Europe belongs to us." This public alignment indicates a strong embrace of the declaration's core tenets, which include facilitating the departure of non-European immigrants from the continent.

The declaration calls for a series of measures aimed at achieving this "remigration." While the specific details of these measures are not elaborated in the provided text, Larsen's public support suggests a commitment to policies that would lead to a significant reduction in the non-European immigrant population.

Larsen's stance positions him within the more extreme wing of the political spectrum, aligning with groups advocating for stricter immigration policies and a focus on national identity. His public declaration is likely to generate debate within Denmark regarding immigration, national identity, and the future direction of the Danish People's Party.

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