Currently, there seems to be little divergence among parliamentary parties in Germany regarding migration policies. While phrases like ‘enhanced border control’ or the EU’s efforts to outsource discriminatory treatment of refugees and asylum seekers to former European colonies in Africa may adopt different rhetoric, they ultimately reveal a deeper political consensus. Another unspoken consensus in German mainstream politics involves assigning different values to human lives based on ethnicity, origin, and the geopolitical context in which those lives are threatened or destroyed. Oliver Frljić takes a look at his past artistic work dealing with the expansion of far-right politics into and normalization within the political mainstream. Or, to put it differently: As right-wing extremism migrates to the center of political decision-making, where should we migrate artistically?