In this lecture Mattia Zulianello will examine in his how the contemporary extreme right mobilizes and frames remigration as an emerging political issue through social media communication. Remigration refers to the demand for the large-scale return of immigrants—and, in some interpretations, their descendants—to their countries of origin, often justified through ethno-cultural, security, or civilizational arguments. While long present in extremist milieus, remigration has recently gained renewed visibility and salience, especially in online environments, where it is increasingly normalized and reframed as a legitimate policy option. Empirically, the study focuses on a selected number of Instagram pages that are ideologically and/or symbolically connected to extreme right milieus. These pages do not necessarily represent formal party organizations, but rather function as informal hubs of political communication, blending activism, subcultural references, and digital creativity. Using qualitative content analysis, the article investigates how remigration is framed, which symbolic repertoires are activated, and how boundaries between “us” and “them” are constructed through visual and textual elements.