White nationalist streamer Nick Fuentes declares “the groypers have won” as the right is now “so explicitly against mass migration”

Fuentes said of Charlie Kirk and Matt Walsh: “Six years ago, they said it was racist to say that we should have a whites-only immigration policy. … Here we are in 2025, both of them say no more nonwhites, no more third-worlders, deport them all.”

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Nick Fuentes, a Holocaust denier and white nationalist, leads a far-right contingent calling themselves “groypers.” In addition to making an apparent Nazi salute and suggesting a willingness to commit extrajudicial violence for “Supreme Leader Trump,” Fuentes has made a number of bigoted statements, which includes openly fantasizing on his show about teaming up with Hitler to kill a Black man he claimed he saw littering and calling on Jewish people to “get the fuck out of America.”

In November 2022, just days after announcing his 2024 run for president, former President Donald Trump dined with Fuentes and rapper rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West) at Mar-a-Lago. As noted at the time, Trump made numerous remarks around the visit but declined to make any statements condemning Fuentes. While describing the dinner, Fuentes said, “Trump liked me, and I like him. ... we had a pretty good rapport.”

From the June 9, 2025, edition of America First, streamed on Rumble 

NICK FUENTES (HOST): Honestly, it's incredible how much the LA riots are radicalizing the right wing. I've never seen the right wing so angry and so explicitly against mass migration, so close to expressing their disdain in racial terms. It's still implicit, but it's on the edge.

And I've noticed people like Charlie Kirk and Matt Walsh are now calling for an immigration moratorium. That means they want to shut down all immigration. And suffice to say, the groypers have won. It's just not even a question at this point. 

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You know, six years ago, they said it was racist to say that we should have a whites-only immigration policy or that we should have an immigration policy that is intended to sustain our white demographics. They said — both of them said that was racist, it was un-American. They said it was Identity Evropa, neo-Nazism. They said you're a Nazi if you believe that we should craft an immigration policy with any kind of consideration about how it shapes the racial makeup of the United States. 

Now, here we are in 2025, both of them say no more nonwhites, no more third-worlders, deport them all, bring in a dictatorship to shut it, shut down this rebellion. It's unbelievable. And this is kind of, it's really become a phenomenon, the extent to which the mainstream right appears to be moving further to the right.