Dana El-Kurd

And he, I guess, has the numbers reversed in that the Bovino one is deport 100 billion people, which is the one that's been floating around in sort of right-wing circles more.

And this one was that there's only 100 million left, but... And it's completely disconnected from reality and the economic reasons for why these deportations or even something... Disconnected from the economic reasons behind this sort of immigration enforcement.

There's just no logistical capacity...

No, like, it's, I mean, yeah, it would be one of the largest ethnic cleansings we've ever seen.

But it's a thing that, like, people like Miller and Bovino want.

This is kind of split that we've seen a lot in the Trump administration between the people who actually want the economy to work and the people who have, like, some other ideological goal.

Yeah.

Because there's the people who just want the white ethnostate, right?

And that's sort of the Bovino, like, Miller wing.

And then there's everyone else, like, Scott Besnay, like, the Treasury people who were like, holy shit.

Yeah.

We want, we want there to, we want that.

We, we, we, we need the permanently subjugated immigrant underclass.

You can't deport 100.

And well, that's, this wouldn't even be the immigrant underclass, right?

This is, this is like most of the nonwhite people in the U S right.

Who, who they're talking about deporting, who are just, you know, people here like me.

And obviously like, we don't know if Bovino is just lying about this because who knows it's Bovino, but yeah,

Yeah, what this master plan actually looks like or what it included, also not expounded upon, something that the journalists at least did not get an answer out of that was then reported.

No.