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Remigration

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Sep 29, 2026

Connor TomlinsonHOST
21:32
And so just by default, they're probably going to get a few more votes than Restore Britain are.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
21:38
Restore Britain are using the campaign sensibly to get the rhetoric out there about Remigration, deportations, having an uncompromising position towards reversing demographic change in London, city I've been born and raised in pretty much all my life and have seen terraformed beyond recognition.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
21:55
Reform aren't doing that.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
21:57
And that's why they aren't getting attacked.
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13:24
That's 800-610-7840.
Thom HartmannHOST
13:54
You ever heard of the Office of Remigration? Seriously, remigration is this idea that originated with the Nazis, the AFD in Germany.
Thom HartmannHOST
14:07
After World War II, there were all these people from Turkey who came to Germany to rebuild the country.
Thom HartmannHOST
14:15
There was a shortage of labor, specifically men, because so many had been killed in the war.
Thom HartmannHOST
15:02
In other words, they migrated here.
Thom HartmannHOST
15:04
We're going to remigrate them back to where they came from.
Thom HartmannHOST
15:08
Well, Stephen Miller apparently loves this idea because we now have an official U.S. government agency called the Office of Remigration.
Thom HartmannHOST
15:18
And it's housed inside the State Department, where it's roughly 15 employees toil in anonymity, unnoticed by just about all Americans.
Todd SchulteGUEST
26:24
I think for a handful of people, and I mentioned this concept of remigration.
Todd SchulteGUEST
26:29
Now, we have an official State Department Bureau remigration.
Todd SchulteGUEST
26:33
Remigration is this idea that there is a heritage American.
Todd SchulteGUEST
26:40
Now, that heritage American probably looks a little bit more like me, but I'm Jewish, so I don't think I make it.
Todd SchulteGUEST
26:45
I'm not really totally sure.
MaxGUEST
60:46
Yeah.
CiaránHOST
60:47
Uh, uh, "Remigration will help you home." And then it's, like, the response to that from the Somalian, like, ethnic community is probably the most Swedish shit I've ever heard, which is there was a bus driver strike.
CiaránHOST
60:59
Um- [laughs]
MaxGUEST
61:00
Yes, because the, the ads were on buses, yeah.
Naomi KleinGUEST
30:01
They're very open that...
Naomi KleinGUEST
30:04
Remigration, as the AFD calls it, and as increasingly the U.S. government calls it, which means mass expulsions of people who are citizens.
Naomi KleinGUEST
30:14
And so like purging the outgroup and fortressing the border and then bringing into the bunker nation all that you might need.
Naomi KleinGUEST
30:23
So I think that there is a mass base, and maybe that's the 30% of people who are sticking with Trump.
Heather Cox RichardsonHOST
33:51
But what they did is they took an office that used to be designed to help asylum seekers.
Heather Cox RichardsonHOST
34:00
And they turned it into what they are calling the Office of Remigration.
Heather Cox RichardsonHOST
34:05
And that's a really significant word because remigration in Europe is being used by the far right, the neo-Nazis, as a euphemism, if you will, for what is essentially ethnic cleansing.
Heather Cox RichardsonHOST
34:20
We're going to get rid of brown people, going to get rid of black people, making them re-migrate.
Josef BurtonGUEST
71:30
And so I kind of in the, I guess, denouement or kind of.
Josef BurtonGUEST
71:34
What I've been building to, I want to talk about the specific organization called the Office of Remigration, because I think this is a great synecdoche, a great little kind of like capsule story of where the State Department is headed under Trump, too, and the Ben Franklin Foundation.
Josef BurtonGUEST
71:49
So the idea of remigration is a white nationalist talking point, just like the idea of the Great Replacement is a white nationalist conspiracy theory that although the head of public affairs was dunking on, she's still willing to entertain.
Josef BurtonGUEST
72:04
Right.
Josef BurtonGUEST
74:04
So you have situations where Guatemalans are winding up in Eswatini, where Pakistanis are winding up at Honduras or El Salvador, or where Afghans are winding up in the Central African Republic.
Josef BurtonGUEST
74:15
Why? Because they are being paid by the United States to accept people just to deport them out of America.
Josef BurtonGUEST
74:22
And the Office of Remigration's job is to manage cash payments to those governments.
Josef BurtonGUEST
74:28
So even though it's got a labased, epic white nationalist name that is meant as a dog whistle, the job it's actually doing is much less shocking, but in a more boring way, part of an actual enacted white nationalist vision to deport as many non-white people as possible, just in a dull way.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:29
Stephen Miller's MAGA terror campaign exposed by damning new leaks.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:35
Sordid revelations about the white nationalist themed Office of Remigration should galvanize Democrats.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:41
If they win power, they must try to shut it down.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:44
This piece came out September 23rd by Greg Sargent.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:24
Now, I've talked about Stephen Miller's rhetoric around remigration.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:27
The minute he started tweeting about it in 2025, I was like, this is some alt-right, far-right, Hitler-esque nonsense.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:35
Remigration is ethnic cleansing.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:38
I posted on Blue Sky this morning that Stephen Miller opening an office of remigration is him publicly proclaiming to the world, I am opening an office of ethnic cleansing.
Mia CeranHOST
5:58
Let's go back to Italy then, the naval block, nothing, nothing was done, nothing could be done, but There is a new electoral promise now, a word that circulates more and more in the speeches of the far right, even at the European level, and it is remigration.
Mia CeranHOST
6:12
It is one of the battle horses of General Vannacci in Italy, but also of the AFD in Germany, of the FPO in Austria.
Mia CeranHOST
6:21
Remigration is a term that has been circulating a lot on the web since 2010, but it becomes a trending topic, so to speak, In 2023-24, between 2023 and 2025, 500,000 mentions of the word remigration, attributed to almost 200,000 different authors, on X.
Mia CeranHOST
6:38
In Italy there is even a Remigration Summit with politicians coming from Germany, Holland, Belgium, Ireland, Portugal, France, the United States.
Mia CeranHOST
6:46
According to the interpretations, remigration refers either to the cohabitation of irregular migrants, but for some it is also about the impoverishment of German citizens with a migratory background, for some it even concerns asylum seekers and refugees, the illegal residents they have seen at work, but also unassimilated naturalized citizens, that is, those who have the passport of the country but are not considered culturally unintegrated by who knows what terrible court.
Mia CeranHOST
7:12
The practical problem, if we dwell for a moment on the moral, is that almost none of these categories is expelable in the described way, that is, the recognized refugees are protected by the Geneva Convention of 1951.
NickHOST
2:33
Yeah, I mean, they're definitely...
NickHOST
2:37
I think especially in the sense too of like the commonplace of remigration throughout Europe.
CiaránHOST
2:43
Remigration is Martin Zellner in particular, his like current passion project that is again, it took off like wildfire incredibly quickly because as a concept, it doesn't really get like mainstream attention until the, um, I can't remember what year that was.
CiaránHOST
3:05
Was that 2024? The, like, Potsdam meeting? Yeah, 2023,
NickHOST
3:12
2024.

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