English nationalist activists have held a huge protest in the migrant crime-ravaged town of Warwick calling for remigration, the deportation of all illegal immigrants, a halt to the boat invasion, and the closure of “asylum seeker” hotels.
The demonstration in Warwick’s Market Square on Saturday was organised by community organisation Patriotic Alternative and attended by Remigration Now, a group led by activist Steve Laws who spoke at the rally and shared photos of hundreds of attendees.
Last month horrific details emerged in Warwick Crown Court during the trial of two Afghan so-called asylum seekers, both 23, on trial for allegedly raping a 12-year-old girl, and in December two 17-year-old Afghans were jailed in the same court for abducting and raping a 15-year-old girl in a separate attack.
English nationalist activist Mark Collett speaks at a demonstration in Warwick calling for the deportation of illegal immigrants.
“We are already a minority in Birmingham, Luton, Leicester, and Manchester. We are being replaced. It’s not a conspiracy theory – it is a conspiracy… pic.twitter.com/GVY2FUKowS
— The Noticer (@NoticerNews) February 8, 2026
Patriotic Alternative founder and leader Mark Collett addressed the crowd at the rally and warned that the English people were becoming a minority in their homeland.
“We’re already a minority in Birmingham, in Luton, Leicester, Manchester,” he said in his speech.
“We are being replaced. It’s not a conspiracy theory, it is a conspiracy to destroy our ethnic group.
“The English, the Scots and the Welsh are being replaced, and did any of you vote for that? Did any of you want to be replaced? Do any of you want to be a minority?”
The crowd responded by shouting “no”.
Great turnout today in Warwick. pic.twitter.com/y3SG4mMDXk
— Steve Laws (@Steve_Laws_) February 7, 2026
The opposition is always the same, fat, and foreign.
They won’t stop us, Remigration is inevitable. They will be stepped over. pic.twitter.com/ZHz7ASHkPn
— Hugh Anthony (@TheHughAnthony) February 7, 2026
Mr Collett said after the rally that the public response was overwhelmingly positive, with residents asking if future rallies were planned, and Mr Laws said he was glad to see six or seven different groups unite to speak out against mass immigration.
“It was great to see multiple organisations all working together under the same banner all campaigning on the same issues, all standing together united, and this is the way we move forward,” Mr Laws said.
“With all of our organisations working together, combining our manpower and resources together, we can actively campaign on real change, there’s no point all of us working in our own little bubbles, we all want the same thing.
“Today’s turnout was amazing, it was great to see everyone here, everyone seemed really energetic, speeches were great.”
Another English activist who spoke at the rally, Hugh Anthony, filmed himself in front of a crowd of far-left extremist counter-protesters holding signs saying “Greens against fascism”.
“The opposition is always the same, fat, and foreign. They won’t stop us, Remigration is inevitable. They will be stepped over,” he wrote.
Laura Towler and Ian Holloway also made speeches at the rally.
Header image: Left, right, the Warwick rally (Telegram).
