Mass Deportations: Legitimacy, Legality, and Logistics

This is the earliest paper on the party’s index, and the legal twin of the later detention-estate plan. The public text describes it as a blueprint for removing every person living in Britain illegally, combining statute with what the party calls a fully costed operational plan. It says the whole illegal population could be removed within three years, and possibly within two.

The legal half is a “Great Clarification Act” to put Parliament above the courts on this subject, repeal of the Equality Act and the Human Rights Act, withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights, and abolition of the asylum system in its current form.

The operational half is two tracks at once: voluntary departures of around half a million people or more a year, pushed by what the paper calls a hostile environment, and 150,000 to 200,000 enforced removals a year. Later papers (the detention estate, Coastal Command, and the belonging statement) assume this statute is what makes universal detention and fast removal lawful. The figures below are the ones Restore Britain states on its own paper page.