The Catalan Alliance claims not to be far-right, but all the facts point to the contrary: not only does it share the ideology (the party itself has admitted it agrees with Vox, except at the national level), but it emulates all the behaviors of the European far right. Thus, to boost the Easter holidays, the Alliance has chosen to copy from top to bottom a famous European far-right campaign inspired by one promoted by Nazism, and which has already been replicated by Alternative for Germany (AfD) and Vox. The campaign advocates the expulsion of "illegal and criminal" immigrants with a fictitious plane ticket to return them to their countries of origin, a formula widespread among the far right and one that the Nazis had spread, but with a "free" train ticket to send Jewish citizens to Jerusalem. The Alliance not only shares the anti-immigration stance, but in this case, even the same format and message as the entire far right. In his case, it's a year after Santiago Abascal's party launched the same campaign on April 9, 2024. In Germany, police investigated the AfD for a possible hate crime on that grounds, but this March the Prosecutor's Office announced that they would not launch any investigation because "there is not sufficient suspicion of incitement to hate."