diff --git a/core/cli/patch-macos.el b/core/cli/patch-macos.el
deleted file mode 100644
index 4e1816398..000000000
--- a/core/cli/patch-macos.el
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,72 +0,0 @@
-;;; core/cli/patch-macos.el -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-
-
-(defcli! patch-macos ()  ; DEPRECATED
-  "Patches Emacs.app to respect your shell environment.
-
-WARNING: This command is deprecated. Use 'doom env' instead.
-
-A common issue with GUI Emacs on MacOS is that it launches in an environment
-independent of your shell configuration, including your PATH and any other
-utilities like rbenv, rvm or virtualenv.
-
-This patch fixes this by patching Emacs.app (in /Applications or
-~/Applications). It will:
-
-  1. Move Contents/MacOS/Emacs to Contents/MacOS/RunEmacs
-  2. And replace Contents/MacOS/Emacs with the following wrapper script:
-
-     #!/user/bin/env bash
-     args=\"$@\"
-     pwd=\"$(cd \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\"; pwd -P)\"
-     exec \"$SHELL\" -l -c \"$pwd/RunEmacs $args\"
-
-This ensures that Emacs is always aware of your shell environment, regardless of
-how it is launched.
-
-It can be undone with the --undo or -u options.
-
-Alternatively, you can install the exec-path-from-shell Emacs plugin, which will
-scrape your shell environment remotely, at startup. However, this can be slow
-depending on your shell configuration and isn't always reliable."
-  :hidden t
-  (doom-patch-macos (or (member "--undo" args)
-                        (member "-u" args))
-                    (doom--find-emacsapp-path)))
-
-
-;;
-;; Library
-
-(defun doom--find-emacsapp-path ()
-  (or (getenv "EMACS_APP_PATH")
-      (cl-loop for dir in (list "/usr/local/opt/emacs"
-                                "/usr/local/opt/emacs-plus"
-                                "/Applications"
-                                "~/Applications")
-               for appdir = (concat dir "/Emacs.app")
-               if (file-directory-p appdir)
-               return appdir)
-      (user-error "Couldn't find Emacs.app")))
-
-(defun doom-patch-macos (undo-p appdir)
-  "Patches Emacs.app to respect your shell environment."
-  (unless IS-MAC
-    (user-error "You don't seem to be running MacOS"))
-  (unless (file-directory-p appdir)
-    (user-error "Couldn't find '%s'" appdir))
-  (let ((oldbin (expand-file-name "Contents/MacOS/Emacs" appdir))
-        (newbin (expand-file-name "Contents/MacOS/RunEmacs" appdir)))
-    (cond (undo-p
-           (unless (file-exists-p newbin)
-             (user-error "Emacs.app is not patched"))
-           (copy-file newbin oldbin 'ok-if-already-exists nil nil 'preserve-permissions)
-           (unless (file-exists-p oldbin)
-             (error "Failed to copy %s to %s" newbin oldbin))
-           (delete-file newbin)
-           (message "%s successfully unpatched" appdir))
-
-          ((file-exists-p newbin)
-           (user-error "%s is already patched. Use 'doom patch-macos --undo' to unpatch it"
-                       appdir))
-
-          ((user-error "patch-macos has been disabled. Please use 'doom env refresh' instead")))))
diff --git a/core/core-cli.el b/core/core-cli.el
index b952a5810..2aec15099 100644
--- a/core/core-cli.el
+++ b/core/core-cli.el
@@ -212,8 +212,7 @@ enabled modules.")
   (load! "cli/env")
   (load! "cli/upgrade")
   (load! "cli/packages")
-  (load! "cli/autoloads")
-  (load! "cli/patch-macos"))
+  (load! "cli/autoloads"))
 
 (defcligroup! "Byte compilation"
   "For byte-compiling Doom and your config"