Trump's mass deportation agenda comes to fruition—Canada, take note!
While Trump has reduced illegal entries into the U.S., the challenge remains: what to do with the millions already here?
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Tonight, on The Ezra Levant Show, we're discussing Donald Trump's use of "remigration."
President Trump has been promoting this term, meaning to send migrants back to their home countries, since his 2015 campaign. His administration, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, is reportedly establishing an "Office of Remigration" to facilitate this.
While Trump has significantly reduced illegal entries into the U.S., the challenge remains: what to do with the millions already here? Current deportation rates are insufficient. Trump aims to encourage "remigration" by cutting off benefits, similar to how he used financial leverage against universities.
A Dutch study highlights the financial burden of non-Western migrants, costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of Euros per family. This resonates in Canada, where similar costs are incurred.
Sweden is offering up to $61,134 per migrant family for voluntary "remigration," a cost-effective solution compared to long-term expenses. However, this only works if new migrants are not simultaneously allowed in.
Interestingly, some Somali "refugees" are moving from Sweden to Dublin, possibly after taking the Swedish payout and then seeking benefits in another high-trust society.
Regarding Syria, Trump has lifted sanctions, believing the region can be stabilized. Over 1.4 million Syrians, including 400,000 from neighboring countries, have returned home since December 2024, signaling that Syria is becoming safe enough for returns. This suggests countries like Canada no longer need to accept Syrian refugees.
Ultimately, mass immigration is straining countries like Canada, the UK, and Ireland.
The U.S. is demonstrating border control and deportations, while Scandinavian nations are showing the financial benefits of paying migrants to leave. The key is to close borders before offering incentives to leave.
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COMMENTS
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Terri Carter commented 2025-07-03 00:08:04 -0400The news cast Ezra gave the other day blew my mind !
That 5000 immigrants cross our boarders everyday so where are they going to go ?! -
Terri Carter commented 2025-07-03 00:00:30 -0400Bernhard. That’s just it.
It has failed already !
If you take a 25$ hour job. Here in Kelowna, it would take the months pay just for a roof over your head. No eating etc. -
Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-07-02 22:21:10 -0400But, Bruce, if those illegals are deported, who’ll do those jobs that Canadians refuse to do? (sarcasm = off)
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-07-02 20:41:35 -0400Send illegal aliens packing! Whether we pay them to leave or not, they must go. We taxpayers tire of paying freeloaders to live here. Meanwhile our poor are being neglected. It’s time to force Ottawa to realize it’s fiduciary obligation of looking after OUR interests first and foremost.
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Paul Scofield commented 2025-07-02 19:58:52 -0400P.S. America offers people $1,000 USD, a free plane ride home and the knowledge that they will not be permanently disbarred from trying to enter the country in legally at some point down the road, should they self-deport or “re-migrate.”
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Paul Scofield commented 2025-07-02 19:55:11 -0400Hey Ezra. To date there have been 1,000,000 illegal immigrants who have filed to self-deport out of the U.S. through the CBP ap. You are correct that Trump will need to get on the stick to get others out. I think with the recent Supreme Court decision — striking down delusions of granduer from [U.S.] Federal Distric court judges — this effort will gain more traction.
Uninvited Foreign nationals from the Third World (read: central and northeast Afrika and the middle east) bring nothing to Canada or America except hatred, expense and strife. Time for them to go make their own countries great (or at least livable) again. Not our problem, as much as the Carney LPC and idiot American Left would wish otherwise.
