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Anti-immigration demonstrations have taken place in several Japanese cities in 2026, with protesters calling for stricter immigration enforcement and the deportation of foreign nationals who violate immigration laws. The issue has become increasingly prominent in Japan's political debate, alongside government measures to tighten oversight of foreign residents and deportation procedures.
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However, the latest large demonstrations reported in Tokyo on November 1, 2026, were primarily directed against the government's economic, defence and political policiesโ€”not a confirmed nationwide rally demanding the deportation of all undocumented immigrants. Claims that protests across Australia, Europe and Japan represent a coordinated global movement, or that a "globalist agenda" is collapsing, are political interpretations rather than established facts.
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