Gregory Bovino, the former Border Patrol chief during Donald Trump's administration, has sparked outrage after attending a controversial 'neo-fascist summit' in Portugal. Journalist Charles Davis highlighted Bovino's social media post showing him making a 'Hitlerian greeting,' which he argues resembles a Nazi salute. This gesture was made just before Bovino confirmed his attendance at the summit, which focused on 'remigration,' a far-right concept advocating for the mass expulsion of ethnic minorities. The event was organized by Afonso Gonçalves, a far-right activist linked to the group Reconquista, known for its extremist views. During the summit, Gonçalves made a remark referencing 'Weimar conditions,' a phrase associated with the socio-political climate in Germany during Hitler's rise to power. Other attendees included figures like Martin Sellner, known for promoting conspiracy theories about a supposed extermination of the white race through migration. Davis criticized mainstream media for largely ignoring the rise of neo-Nazi ideologies within the right-wing political landscape.