Anti-Immigration protesters drop banner in Rush, NY

On 15 October, members of the NJP (nationaljusticeparty.com) gathered on the Rt. 251 overpass on Rt. 390, signaling their desire to "close the border now."

RUSH, NY - With signs reading “Close the border now” and “It’s not migration, it’s an invasion,” supporters from the White civil rights organization, the National Justice Party (NJP), gathered in Rush on Sunday afternoon, flying their colors overhead.

The Genesee Valley Observer was on the scene to document the event and spoke to one activist who agreed to comment on the action.

“I'm not sure what is more disgusting, the lengths the Democrats will go to screw over White Americans to provide for these "refugees," or the fact that Republican governors would wish this on small towns of blue states,” said the activist, whose name is being withheld for security concerns. “The only uniting factor in these two parties and their method of handling it is corporate megadonors and their need for cheap labor.”

The protest was also confirmed via the NY NJP’s official Telegram page on Sunday afternoon. Additionally, the NY NJP kindly submitted photos and videos of the protest to GVO, some of which are displayed throughout the article.

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“On Sunday, 10/15, New York Supporters of the National Justice Party conducted a banner drop in the suburbs of Rochester, New York.

Advocating for an end to anti-White immigration policies that have crippled many New York towns, cities, and counties, Supporters held ground during peak traffic hours and received local support throughout the event.”

The National Justice Party of NY - 15 OCT 2023 via Telegram

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This was the group’s first protest in Western NY and the first protest where the NY NJP demanded outright action on open-border policy. Previous NY NJP protests had stemmed from advocacy for direct victims of the disastrous neoliberal policy, typically the indigent and homeless.

NYS has seen what the Council on Foreign Relations called a “not unusual by historical standards” influx of what are now termed “migrants” or “asylum seekers,” over 100,000 within the span of a year. The troubling increase in migrants stems from the executive actions of a wide swath of power players on both sides of the political spectrum.

Though Democrats like Kathy Hochul, Eric Adams, and President Joe Biden have spearheaded the efforts to displace the majority White population of NY, it is reported by Axios that at least 18,000 illegal aliens have been deported to New York State alone by Texas Governor, Greg Abbott (R) as of October 2023.