Felipe Galindo’s ‘The King of Deportations’ runs in The Nation’s OppArt series

Artist Felipe Galindo contributes a piece titled “The King of Deportations” to The Nation’s OppArt series, published online on December 17, 2025.

The Nation has published a new installment in its OppArt series featuring a work titled “The King of Deportations” by artist Felipe Galindo.

According to The Nation’s online edition, the piece appears under the OppArt section and carries the headline “The King of Deportations,” with a subheading referencing Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s tactics and their impact on immigrants. The work is credited to Galindo and accompanied by an image captioned with his name.

The article page lists the publication date as December 17, 2025. It appears within The Nation’s OppArt collection, which regularly showcases political art and illustration, and includes a link inviting readers to “check out all installments in the OppArt series.”

Beyond the title, author credit, and brief contextual subheading, The Nation’s public webpage for this installment does not provide detailed textual description of the artwork itself or extended commentary on its specific content or creation. The focus of the entry is to present the visual piece within the broader ongoing OppArt series of political commentary through visual art.

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