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The Trump administration revived "remigration" — a term tied to far-right extremism — to promote policies urging non-citizens to leave the U.S., sparking criticism over its xenophobic connotations.
The Trump administration has revived the term "remigration" to describe policies aimed at encouraging non-citizens to leave the U.S., following the shooting of two National Guardsmen in Washington, D.C.
The term, linked to far-right ideologies in Europe and associated with forced expulsions, was once considered outside mainstream U.S. discourse but is now a recurring theme in administration messaging.
Critics warn the language echoes extremist rhetoric and risks normalizing xenophobic attitudes, though the administration has not detailed implementation plans.
The push reflects broader efforts to reshape immigration policy amid ongoing debates over border security and the treatment of immigrants.
La administración Trump revivió la "remigración", un término vinculado al extremismo de extrema derecha, para promover políticas que instan a los no ciudadanos a abandonar los Estados Unidos, lo que provocó críticas por sus connotaciones xenófobas.