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“We need to get these people out”: Right-wing pundits cheer Trump’s calls for “remigration”
Written by Payton Armstrong
Published 12/08/25 mma
Right-wing media figures are applauding President Donald Trump and his administration for their apparent support of “remigration,” a far-right immigration policy associated with forced migration, mass deportations, and ethnic cleansing. These figures said remigration and “reverse migration” are “critical,” “necessary,” and “what we need.”
The administration’s support for remigration was also celebrated by prominent white nationalist media figures, who declared that “Trump promises us the best immigration policy possible: NO NON-WHITES.”
The Trump administration is seemingly embracing “remigration,” a policy associated with ethnic cleansing and mass deportations that has been pushed by the far right
- Following the November 26 shooting of two National Guard members near the White House by an Afghan national who entered the U.S. under a resettlement program, Trump said “only REVERSE MIGRATION can fully cure this situation” and vowed to “permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries.”Reuters reported that “the comments mark a further escalation of migration measures Trump has ordered since the shooting on Wednesday that investigators say was carried out by an Afghan national who entered the U.S. in 2021 under a resettlement program.” The following day, the Department of Homeland Security echoed Trump’s post, writing “Remigration now.” Reuters, [11/28/25; NBC News, 11/28/25; Twitter/X, 11/28/25]
- “Remigration” is a far-right policy associated with forced migration and ethnic cleansing “with the goal of creating white ethnostates in Western countries.”It has become a signature issue among far-right activists and political parties in Europe and the term was popularized by far-right Austrian anti-immigration activist Martin Sellner, who, according to a profile in The Washington Post, “argues that each race would be happier in its own geographic corner.” Anti-migrant extremists spread the term alongside their attempts to mainstream the racist “great replacement” conspiracy theory, which holds that political elites are secretly plotting to bring millions of people from poor, nonwhite countries to the United States and Western Europe. Wired, [5/29/25; The Guardian, 10/3/24; The Washington Post, 9/28/24]
- Mainstream media outlets have largely failed in the last year to put Trump’s planned “remigration” policies into appropriate context.When Trump called for “remigration” on the 2024 campaign trail, Media Matters found that major outlets failed to contextualize the proposal as a form of ethnic cleansing, and earlier this year, mainstream media almost entirely ignored news that the Trump administration is reportedly reorganizing the State Department to include a new “Office of Remigration.” Media Matters, [6/13/25, 10/1/24]
- Prominent white nationalist media figures praised Trump’s support for “reverse migration,” celebrating that “Trump promises us the best immigration policy possible: NO NON-WHITES” and saying his Truth Social post “had everything that we'd been wanting to hear for a long time.” White nationalist streamer Nick Fuentes, who has advocated against immigrants for years, said of Trump’s post: “This is a great post. Remigration, pausing Third World migration permanently. … It had everything that we'd been wanting to hear for a long time.” Jared Taylor, publisher of the white nationalist online magazine American Renaissance, wrote: “Donald Trump promises us the best immigration policy possible: NO NON-WHITES. He says he will also boot all foreigners who are incompatible with Wesern Civilization, and that ‘REVERSE MIGRATION’ is the only cure. Bravo! I didn't think he had it in him. Now, action, please.” Media Matters, [12/4/25; Rumble, America First, 12/1/25; The New Yorker, 11/18/25; Twitter/X, 11/28/25; Southern Poverty Law Center, accessed 12/2/25]
- ### Right-wing media praised Trump and backed “remigration” and “reverse migration” as “necessary” and “based”
- Trump ally and podcaster Benny Johnson praised the president’s “tour-de-force post” and called for “net-zero immigration, negative immigration, and then remigration, which is critical.” Johnson, who has repeatedly been on ICE ride-alongs in recent months, said that he is “calling for a 1924 Immigration Act” because the “official United States foreign population stands at 53 million people,” adding, “We need a time of zero immigration, net-zero immigration, negative immigration, and then remigration, which is critical.” As noted by Smithsonian Magazine, the 1924 Johnson-Reed Act “marked the start of a dark chapter in the nation’s immigration history” and “drastically cut the total number of immigrants allowed in each year and effectively cut off all immigration from Asia.” YouTube, *The Benny Show,* [12/1/25; Smithsonian Magazine, 5/19/20; Media Matters, 11/20/25]
- Podcaster and Fox News contributor Brett Cooper argued that “remigration” is “necessary.”Cooper added that “through their toxic empathy, both the left and the right … have helped overrun our country with refugees and migrants that do not assimilate and, quite frankly, hate it here.” YouTube, *The Brett Cooper Show,* [11/29/25]
- Infowars host Alex Jones read Trump’s “reverse migration” post and said, “Bravo, absolutely, that is what we need.”Jones said that “reverse migration” is “the opposite of replacement migration,” seemingly in reference to the racist “great replacement” conspiracy theory. Infowars, *Alex Jones Show,* [11/28/25]
- Trump ally and Pentagon press corps member Laura Loomer shared DHS’ remigration post and wrote, “Just make it happen already. Let’s start with the Muslims too.” Twitter/X, [11/28/25; The New York Times, 12/2/25]
- Right-wing streamer Zack Hoyt, known online as Asmongold, read Trump’s “reverse migration” comments and declared that “this might be the most based post he's ever made. I am so happy about this, I really am.”After reading Trump’s demand for “reverse migration,” he added, “This is the kind of shit — like, if he actually does this, I'm going to be so happy.” The Atlantic profiled Hoyt and reported that he had “an average of more than 2.2 million people tuning in to Twitch at any given moment,” and quoted journalist Nathan Grayson’s new book Stream Big, arguing Hoyt is “comparable in reach to ‘mainstream television networks like CNN and Fox during prime-time slots and major events.’” YouTube, [11/28/25; The Atlantic, 4/25/25]
- OnThe Charlie Kirk Show, producer Andrew Kolvet said that “we do need remigration” and “an immigration moratorium.” Kolvet continued: “We need to get these people out. We need to make sure that their 15 children are not indoctrinated in the same ideologies and filling up our classrooms with this garbage.” Rumble, *The Charlie Kirk Show*, [12/1/25]
- Newsmax host Lidia Curanaj said that Trump is “concluding that reverse migration is now the only course of action” adding, “It’s about time.” Curanaj told the audience, “To all of you who say this is too extreme, how dare you, I say this to President Trump: Thank you. And it's about time.” Newsmax, *Carl Higbie Frontline*, [11/28/25]
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Brett Tombul (née Cooper; born October 12, 2001) is an American conservative political commentator and actress. She hosted the YouTube channel The Comments Section with Brett Cooper, produced by The Daily Wire, from March 2022 until December 2024. Since January 2025, she hosts The Brett Cooper Show, produced independently on her new channel. Cooper is also a contributor to Fox News and its sister channels, having signed with them in summer 2025.
Early life and education
Cooper was born on October 12, 2001,[1] in Bellingham, Washington.[2] She has Dutch ancestry.[3] She was raised in Chattanooga, Tennessee. In 2007, one of her older twin brothers died from a cardiac arrest during rowing practice at McCallie School.[4] When she was ten years of age, she relocated to Los Angeles, California, where she began to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.[5][6]
Cooper was homeschooled for most of her childhood. At fifteen years of age, she emancipated herself, owing to her parents' divorce and her older brother's drug addiction and schizophrenia diagnosis; she hired her own lawyer and supported herself by working at Trader Joe's.[7][8] She studied at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where she obtained her major in English literature. She also obtained a minor in business from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business.[9][better ^source ^needed]
Career
Early work (2012–2022)
For almost ten years, Cooper had roles in the entertainment industry.[10] She participated in films and television series.
As an actress, Cooper starred in three films and five television series prior to signing with The Daily Wire. She eventually reacted to her old acting scenes in a seven minute YouTube video titled, "Brett Cooper REACTS to Brett Cooper…?"[11]
Cooper has written for the Foundation for Economic Education and was an ambassador for PragerU and Turning Point USA.[10][5][12]
The Comments Section with Brett Cooper (2022–2024)
In January 2022, Cooper signed with The Daily Wire to start a new podcast called The Comments Section with Brett Cooper.[13] The Week described Cooper's show as "aim[ing] to capture a Gen Z audience on TikTok and YouTube."[14] According to Rachel Leishman at The Mary Sue in October 2023: "The trailer for the show sets it up as if she is reading comments and making a statement on what 'leftists' are saying or pushing back against liberal ideals, but in reality, she just picks a topic of conversation and shares her opinions."[15]
In October 2023, Daily Wire CEO Jeremy Boreing announced that Bentkey, the company's new kids‑streaming platform, would produce a live‑action film titled Snow White and the Evil Queen starring Brett Cooper as Snow White.[16] A teaser was released around the same time.[17]
On October 26, 2024, Cooper’s producer, Reagan Conrad, was a guest host on her show.[18] Conrad's guest hosting duties increased steadily; she eventually went on to replace Cooper as regular host of The Comments Section after Cooper's departure.[19]
Cooper left The Daily Wire on December 10, 2024. She stated that the decision was her own.[20]
Independent media ventures (2024–2025)
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](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Brett_Cooper_%2854235459975%29.jpg)Cooper speaking with attendees at the 2024 AmericaFest at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona
Within a few weeks of her exit from The Daily Wire, Cooper spoke at Turning Point USA's annual America Fest (AmFest) Conference in Phoenix, Arizona. During her speech, she thanked fans and attendees for their support of her career. Afterward, she hosted a meet-and-greet with fans.[21][non-primary ^source ^needed]
On January 27, 2025, Cooper posted her first video on her new YouTube channel; a trailer for her new program, The Brett Cooper Show.[22] Its first episode premiered on January 30.[23] She has interviewed former U.S. Navy SEAL and podcaster Shawn Ryan,[24] and fellow conservative commentator Amir Odom. ^[25]
Fox News contributor (2025–present)
On June 25, 2025, Fox News Media announced that it had signed Cooper as a contributor. Under the multi-platform agreement she is expected to provide cultural, social, and political commentary across Fox News Channel, Fox Business, and the network’s digital outlets. Cooper made her on-air debut later that afternoon on The Will Cain Show.[26][27]
Personal life
In October 2023, Cooper became engaged to Alex Tombul,[28] the founder of an advertising agency.[29] They married in April 2024.[29][30] As of 2025, the couple lives on a farm outside of Nashville, Tennessee. On May 7, 2025, Cooper announced on Instagram that she and Tombul were expecting their first child.[31] Their son was born in September of that year.[32]
Filmography
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GucciNuzayer I saw that you added back the UCLA education - are we all comfortable with the source used? No reputable publication attests to her time at Haas or UCLA when writing on her. Not to say she didn't actually go to UCLA or Haas, just that there isn't proof. Col99100 (talk) 22:55, 19 December 2024 (UTC)
@guccinuzayer, just to follow-up, can you provide context on this sentence: "She studied at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), from where she obtained her major in English literature. She also obtained a minor in business from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business." Generally speaking, the American collegiate structure doesn't allow you to obtain a minor from another university. Col99100 (talk) 23:18, 24 January 2025 (UTC)Status: In progress Actually, I tried looking into this and couldnt find a definitive answer as to how she got a minor from UC Berkeley. I thought maybe I could find something about the colleges having some sort of partnership or transferable credits, but couldn't find anything. I do think the source is questionable, so at the very least I'm going to add in a "better citation needed" template. TomaHawk61 (talk) 21:20, 27 May 2025 (UTC)From her own post it is clear that she graduated from UCLA. Here What is unclear is the Haas School of Business portion… I’m still searching for another source on that. Elvisisalive95 (talk) 23:35, 27 May 2025 (UTC)Are we comfortable with removing the Haas sentence? Even with the better citation needed template. Col99100 (talk) 20:06, 10 November 2025 (UTC)
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Brett Cooper is an American conservative political commentator and actress who has gained significant popularity on YouTube.
Channel Information
- Channel Name: The Brett Cooper Show
- Years Active: 2024–present
- Subscribers: 1.62 million
- Total Views: 112 million
- Content Focus: Reaction videos, politics, and popular culture
Previous Work
- The Comments Section with Brett Cooper:
- Duration: March 2022 - December 2024
- Produced by: The Daily Wire
- Content Style: Aimed at a Gen Z audience, discussing various topics and responding to comments.
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Transition to Independent Media
In January 2025, Cooper launched her independent channel, The Brett Cooper Show, after leaving The Daily Wire. This new platform allows her to explore topics more freely and engage with her audience directly.
Personal Life
Brett Cooper was born on October 12, 2001, in Bellingham, Washington. She has a background in acting and has transitioned into political commentary, becoming a notable figure in conservative media.
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