The Southern Poverty Law Center recently published a series of emails from Stephen Miller, Trump’s immigration policy architect, that revealed that Miller pitched white nationalist and anti-immigrant ideas while he was an aide to Senator Jeff Sessions and then later as Trump’s campaign policy adviser on immigration.

In some, Miller blasted President Obama, Jeb Bush, and former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor claiming their support of DACA was protecting “illegal immigration.”

“Jeb has mastered the art of using immigration rhetoric to sound ‘moderate’ while pushing the most extremist policies,” he had written.  

“Demanding DREAMers be given citizenship because they ‘know no other home.’ That principle is an endorsement of perpetual birthright citizenship for the foreign-born. Not only will the U.S.-born children of future illegal immigrants and guest workers be made automatic U.S. citizens, but their foreign-born children will too because, as Cantor said, ‘Our country was founded on the principle.'”

The principle he referred to, although not the real one about immigrants making America what it is, was the “great replacement” theory that claims minorities will take over the country, and, so, is a popular scare tactic with white nationalists, and has been referred to in several mass shooter suspects’ manifestos.

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In 2015 Miller had bemoaned that with “illegal youth” being allowed to remain in the country was letting them collect “both work permits and generous free cash tax credits.”

In more than 900 emails to Breitbart, Miller promoted the idea that an expanding “foreign-born share” of the U.S. workforce was displacing current demographics.

But in one historically ignorant email he promoted the idea of shipping immigrants out of the country on trains as a scare tactic.

Where have we seen large populations shipped out of one country to another in packed box cars before?