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Draconian action works
The Journal
|September 01, 2025
ALL of a sudden migration has risen to the very top of the political agenda.
As the flow of refugees continues unabated the silent majority is on the move. Where the political centre of gravity will settle is anyone's guess. But a word of advice to the siren voices who blame everything on far right agitators. Your narrative needs to change.
Take a look at Europe. Right across the continent countries are putting in place draconian measures designed to address issues associated with large scale migration. And they are working!
This story is from the September 01, 2025 edition of The Journal.
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