Saturday, Sant Jaume square in Barcelona hosted the first demonstration in Spain of the ultra movement Save Europe Act, which calls for "remigration" – the forced return of non-European migrants. The rally, with only about fifty people, showed a drop in attendance amidst unanimous rejection from institutions and social fabric. The Barcelona City Council announced it will take racist messages expressed during the demonstration to the prosecutor's office – as the Government had also planned on Friday – while the Comuns denounced the act to the Generalitat on Sunday and demanded sanctions of up to 500,000 euros for xenophobic speeches. Previously, parties like the CUP, ERC, and the Comuns themselves had already called to open the way to ban the mobilization; a request shared by the groups present at the anti-fascist counter-demonstration on Saturday in the square. However, can acts like this be banned?