99% of Britain First members vote in favour of new remigration policy
Thousands of Britain First members have voted in our first ever members' policy poll.
The votes have now been counted and we can release the results.

99% of our membership voted in favour of the following remigration policy (only 1% voted against):
'To achieve remigration, return non-British immigrants to their country of origin until the native British population reaches 90% of the total. This will be done on a 'newest arrivals out first' basis. When 90% has been achieved, a national debate will follow along with a referendum on whether to go further'
This result exceeds the 65% needed to pass the policy.
It has now been added to the immigration section of the policies page on our website.
This is the first members' policy vote we have organised and we are very happy with the results.
Future members' policy votes may include more than one policy to vote on to speed up the process of adopting new policies.
If you are not yet a Britain First member, we urge you to join up so you can have your say in future votes:
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