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Portugal Remigration Summit Calls for 100 Million Deportations, Sparks Nazi Comparisons

6/7/2026

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The Remigration Summit in Portugal proposed deporting up to 100 million people, labeling the plan a technocratic euphemism for ethnic cleansing.
Greg Bovino headlined the event while German outlets compared his overcoat and haircut to an SS officer and Ernst Röhm.
Analysts warned the 100 million-person deportation would cripple civil society and the U.S. economy, rendering it unfeasible.
Participants including Martin Sellner and Afonso Gonçalves, whose views echo historic fascism, wore Nazi-style attire.

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The Remigration Summit in Portugal proposed deporting up to 100 million people, labeling the plan a technocratic euphemism for ethnic cleansing.
Greg Bovino headlined the event while German outlets compared his overcoat and haircut to an SS officer and Ernst Röhm.
Analysts warned the 100 million-person deportation would cripple civil society and the U.S. economy, rendering it unfeasible.
Participants including Martin Sellner and Afonso Gonçalves, whose views echo historic fascism, wore Nazi-style attire.