Donald Trump’s disgraced ex-border chief, Greg Bovino, is reportedly considering a run for the White House in 2028.

Bovino told NewsNation on Monday that his possible White House run is exploratory “at the time” but said he will move ahead with a formal campaign “if it all comes together.”

A Bovino 2028 website has been launched featuring the candidate in his controversial coat that has been described as a Nazi-era coat. The  slogan for his campaign is “Men Fight Back.”

“Following the Commander’s maximum effectiveness in quelling the foreign hordes that have subsumed our nation’s cities, both large and small, the American people witnessed what true leadership, powered by a warrior mindset, actually looks like as The Commander endeavored to restore order and national sovereignty,” the website reads.

Bovino retired in March after nearly 30 years with the Border Patrol. At the time of his retirement, Bovino was the face of Trump’s deeply unpopular immigration crackdown in blue cities.

Bovino was removed from his role as commander-at-large in January after the shooting deaths of Minnesotans Renee Good and nurse Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents.

Bovino told the Daily Beast in a statement that if elected he will lead the deportation effort.