Comal County Young Republicans (CCYR) are urging their members to save the United States by encouraging “diaspora” populations to remigrate to their “ancestral homes.”
Remigration refers to ethnic cleansing via deportation of non-white minority populations, especially immigrants and some native-born citizens, to their place of racial ancestry.
CCYR’s call to action on Facebook Monday followed an Aug. 3 presentation by white nationalist Cyan Quinn, director of the White Papers Policy Institute (WWPI), which promotes the interests of Western peoples who seek self-determination according to its website.
Speaking to 74 Comal young Republicans, Quinn said the United States has been invaded by millions of foreigners who shattered cultural cohesion, forcing citizens to “walk through the streets of our own cities as strangers.”
Quinn believes Texas “will soon slip into an unrecognizable soup of competing cultures.”
CCYR, which describes itself as Comal County’s premier grassroots club for 18- to 40-year-old conservatives, agrees.
“The only way for evil to win is for the good to do nothing,” CCYR posted Monday. “So have these hard talks with the people in your community, do the necessary research, organize. Fight the good fight.”
Included in their call to action is ending visa programs and imposing a moratorium on net immigration.
“Cyan showed us that we do not simply have to sit back and watch our nation die,” they said on Facebook. “A major part of the cure to the sickness of our nation is remigration. The murderers, the traffickers, fraudsters, and all who came here illegally can and must be deported. The visa programs must end. We must have an immigration net moratorium. However, that still leaves us with many diaspora populations, many of whom would return to their ancestral home if given the chance. This is where WPPI’s proposed incentives for voluntary remigration come into play.”
New Braunfels is around 68% white and 34% Hispanic according to Census.gov.
Neither Comal County Republican Party Chair Anita Valdez nor Austin Jensen, CCYR’s director of Outreach, responded to requests for comments about the Facebook post.
But Canyon Lake’s D.J. Seeger, who is white and works with New Braunfels Young Republicans, wasted no time blasting the Comal Young Republicans for their views — “They should just come out and say it’s time to start euthanizing brown people, right?”
“None of these pasty, freckled white people are from here,” he said. “And I think the’ve all forgotten our nation’s motto that we’ve printed on our currency and government buildings since long before: ‘In God We Trust,’ ‘E pluribus unum,’ out of many, one.
“…The biggest issue here is if they honestly believe that other cultures and religions existing in the United States is a bad thing, then the great American experiment that (President) George Washington talked about is failed. The experiment failed. Because what they are suggesting is that the idea that people from all walks of life and all backgrounds and all creeds and all cultures, if they cannot coexist together and they cannot find a way to work together, then the great American experiment failed, and it’s time to file for bankruptcy and close the business.”