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Nativism
The Border Guard
«Our land for the native-born.»
Centers on defending the native population and its culture: drastically reduced immigration, deportations, and priority for citizens in access to jobs and services.
In the test it shows up as a «closeness» on its issues, not as a main label: it is a single-issue movement.
In short
On the traditional scale, this ideology sits in the law-and-order right camp. The clearest positions are on immigration: strongly towards “control”; society: strongly towards “tradition”; sovereignty: strongly towards “sovereignty”; justice: strongly towards “tough on crime”. On technology it stays balanced. Among the other ideologies, the closest is sovereigntism (97%).
Principles
- Sharply reduced immigration
- Priority for native citizens
- Defending cultural identity
Protecting the native population from immigration and foreign influence.
Common criticisms
Where it comes from
It began in the mid-1800s United States with the "Know Nothing" movement, against Irish and German immigrants.
Key figures: Nigel Farage, Marine Le Pen, Roberto Vannacci
Further reading: The Strange Death of Europe — Douglas Murray; Whiteshift — Eric Kaufmann
Position on the 13 axes
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Fratelli d'ItaliaItaly97%
Prawo i SprawiedliwośćPoland97%
SverigedemokraternaSweden95%Closest figures
Positions are estimates based on documented ideas, platforms and actions, updated to October 2026.