By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The political stance is strongly oppositional to the decisions made by the government and the Riigikogu majority, particularly concerning the restriction of rights and the polarization of society. The criticism centers on a value-based framework, accusing the government of cynically employing the security argument to justify unfair measures. The speaker objects to the method used for amending the constitution and deems the Riigikogu's activities a security threat because of their divisive impact on society.

The political position is strongly opposed to closing the border, deeming Isamaa’s corresponding draft legislation populist and pointless, as the security situation does not necessitate such measures. The primary focus areas are the practical issues of border management (queues, throughput capacity) and the humanitarian consequences for residents of border regions. The speaker’s stance is policy-driven, relying on the former Minister of the Interior’s previous statements, which refute the arguments concerning migration pressure. Furthermore, steps that escalate tensions are opposed, such as campaigns targeting the MPEÕK and the revocation of voting rights.