Delegation to the U.S. In the European Parliament Weimers has supported motions calling on the EU to classify the Grey Wolves and ANTIFA as terrorist organisations and to improve information for citizens on Commission roadmaps. Weimers has criticised decisions made by the Swedish government to give financial aid to Islamic Relief and the Swedish Muslim organisation Ibn Rushd who Weimers argues has "repeatedly invited undemocratic, misogynistic, anti-Semitic, homophobic and pro-violence speakers." Sanctions by Iran On October 26 2022 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran announced that Weimers was one of six Members of the European Parliament personally sanctioned in retaliation for EU sanctions announced on October 17. Weimers responded stating the announcement was "A badge of honor" asking "What took them so long?". Policy positions and initiatives Migration Weimers is co-chair of the European Conservatives and Reformists Migration Working Group. He has called on the EU to build a wall on its border with Turkey and adopt a migration policy based on the Australian model. Weimers has called for the EU-commission to change its position and support financing of physical border barriers. Following hybrid warfare operations by Belarus against Poland, Lithuania and Latvia during 2021 and 2022, similar proposals enjoy support by a dozen EU Member States. A survey of 10 EU Member States conducted in late 2021 showed broad public support for EU-financing of physical border barriers. He was an early proponent of the Danish plan to move asylum processing from Denmark to non‑European countries, calling it a 'win-win' plan. Weimers argues that population growth in Africa will force a new asylum system in the EU and that it should build on the principles of the Danish asylum plan. In October 2021 Weimers and the SD migration spokesperson presented a call for Sweden to negotiate a Danish style opt-out from EU justice and home affairs cooperation (including migration) in order to reduce asylum reception to zero as envisioned by the Sweden Democrats. In 2022, Weimers proposed that the EU urgently launch wide-reaching Australia-style communication campaigns targeting diaspora communities, transit countries and countries of origin to deter illegal migration and people smuggling Opposition to joint EU-debts and EU-taxes Weimers has questioned the legality of Next Generation EU including tabling an amendment in the European Parliament to add to the resolution on the conclusions of the European Council meeting of 17–21 July 2020: In September 2020