The group attempted to expand into Northern Ireland under the name of the Ulster British People's Party. It undertook leafleting campaigns in support of a return of the shoot-to-kill policy and against the presence of Roma people in the Village area of south Belfast. A further campaign against Polish immigration was condemned by the Democratic Unionist Party MP Gregory Campbell, who called for a crackdown on the BPP in Northern Ireland. Although the BPP website avowedly stated that it supported Northern Ireland's continuing status within the UK, it also offered coverage to "Ulster Nation", a pro-independence journal.