Steve Laws

Steve Laws is an English far-right and ethnic nationalist political activist. Laws engages in anti-immigrant activism and is an advocate for remigration.

Political career According to Hope not Hate, as of February 2026, Laws is primarily known for his online activism on X. His anti-immigrant activism in the United Kingdom since 2019 has included "migrant hunting", which he helped to popularise, involving filming arrivals of immigrants in Dover.

Laws has been a member of various far-right organizations and parties such as For Britain, the UK Independence Party (UKIP), and the English Democrats. Laws has additionally been associated with the YouTuber "Zoomer Historian" on X, and the neo-Nazi hate group Patriotic Alternative, speaking at the party's conferences in 2022 and 2025. Following his departure from the Homeland Party, Laws founded the "Remigration Now" pressure group. the 2024 general election, during which he ran in the constituency of Dover and Deal for the English Democrats, receiving 0.4% of the vote (185 votes total); and the 2025 Kent County Council election, in which he stood in the constituency of Folkestone East for the Homeland Party, receiving 1% of the vote (50 votes).

In February 2026, after Restore Britain was founded as a political party, Laws expressed support for it and joined. According to Laws, he has been in active contact with the party's leadership. In April 2026, The Times reported that Laws urged his supporters to become candidates and organisers for Restore Britain, in order to "create a stronghold in that party". Laws had argued that the party is "well to the right" of other far-right parties including Britain First, the British Democratic Party, and the Homeland Party. In response, Laws described the report by The Times as a "pathetic smear campaign".

On the 29th of June 2026, Laws announced his exit from the party via a tweet , after a week of him complaining about the actions and language of the then-new member Howard Cox and Restore's spokeswoman for Women and Children Orla Minihane . Though he stated he was open to re-joining the party if certain conditions were met.

Views The Times described Laws as a "prominent neo-fascist" and self-proclaimed "proud" racist who has "called for the removal of all "non-whites" from the UK";

According to Hope not Hate, Laws has continuously expressed his desire for an ethnically homogeneous Britain, calling for the expulsion of all ethnic minorities from the United Kingdom, including those born in the country and with British citizenship, in what he calls "total remigration". His proposed concept consists of a multi-stage plan that starts with incentives for illegal migrants to leave the UK through the withdrawal of social services and bans for practices like halal slaughter, and ends in forced deportations and the revocation of citizenship.