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you're listening to this podcast. I hope you're having a great day. Today is October the 16th. It's a

Thursday and we got a lot to unpack, so let's get into it. A few months ago, probably around

March of this year, I did an episode on my show about a notion called remigration, not immigration, remigration. And remigration

is basically this far-right white nationalist plan that comes out of European nations. And it's

basically a phrase that's used to describe a plan to expel minorities and immigrants out of Western nations. And according to outlets like

Wired, the Trump administration has a real affection for remigration as a concept. And as a part of

their efforts to reorganize the State Department, the Trump administration created an entire

office dedicated to remigration.

And again, this is a policy that centers immigration, but it is a policy that far-right

extremists, the white nationalists of our day, they basically are demanding that all migrants,

including citizens who are what they define as quote-un-assimilated are forcibly expelled from

western countries this is going to feel like something out of sci-fi until i bring it all together so

just give me a few minutes of your time and i'm going to lead you by the hand as we have this conversation

and this is something that frankly it's going to be a little disturbing by the time we

get to the end of this and I need us to be disturbed in a way that is best described in a phrase that

I once heard joy and read use which is scaring is caring I really care about you I care about us I love

my community and so it is important that we have access to this information even if it causes us to

be unsettled at best now remigration is not a term that we use access to this information, even if it causes us to be unsettled at best.

Now, remigration is not a term that we use a lot in America, but it is a term that's gotten a lot more

popularized in European nations. And in the last few years, this policy has become much more popular

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