U.S. and European white nationalists convene for “Remigration Summit”

Añadido: 2026-06-07

[00:00:00]In Portugal, hundreds of far-right activists gathered Saturday for the annual remigration summit advocating for the mass deportation of immigrants.

[00:00:09]Former US Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino and white nationalist leader Jared Taylor were VIP guests alongside elected officials from Germany's far-right anti-immigrant AFD party and Spain's Vox. Other attendees included Stefano Forte, president of the New York Young Republican Club.

[00:00:29]>> Remigration is basically the policy response to the great replacement conspiracy theory. And the great replacement conspiracy theory, as I think unfortunately a lot of your viewers will already know about, is the idea that there's like a global elite plot, typically by Jews, to replace white Europeans and white North Americans with immigrants via mass migration. So, remigration was a term that was popularized a few years ago by an Austrian activist named Martin Sellner. He's also the guy who helped popularize the great replacement conspiracy theory. And it basically is uh it's it's it's an argument for mass deportations, not just of illegal criminals as is the typical rhetoric you would hear from the Trump administration, far-right parties here in Europe, but the idea that you need to actually like reverse the 20th century.

[00:01:14]That the the issue was not just the immigrants who came in the last few years seeking asylum or refugee status, but those who were allowed in over the last 100 years who were not really, as they see it, European or American. This is basically rooted in Nazi ideology.

[00:01:30]Like the idea, specifically let's talk about Germany and Austria, the idea that certain people were not German and Austrian, despite the fact that they had lived in this area for hundreds of years, despite the fact that they had citizenship, that was very much the the Nazi idea.