Europe ought to start looking at immigration, it's hurting Europe very badly. They better get smart, and they better get tough—before it's too late.

— President Trump warns Europe, 01-19-25

Trump has established an Admin which, for once, encourages nationalism abroad. After JD Vance's statement to European leaders that they must pay attention to European concerns, he has doubled down: 'America is no longer a moralistic power and will not defend any nation that refuses to defend its own people or grant them free speech'.

SecDef Pete Hegseth followed, explicitly demanding Europeans be more like Poland, secure border and solid military spending. No longer an unasked policeman of the world, America will not hop into conflicts or allow NATO to be a globalist organisation, and this will force Europe to take itself seriously.

I will promise you that the full might of the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Justice, the Department of Defense, and every element and instrument of national power will be used to remove, with speed, all criminal illegals from the soil of the United States of America, to enforce final removal orders, and to ensure that this country is for American citizens. . .

[We inherited an ICE that was completely shuttered, we inherited a Department of Homeland Security whose sole mission was to resettle illegal aliens within the United States of America] . . .

[Deportations will soon reach] a pace and speed this country has never before seen.

Stephen Miller, 02-21-2024

I always found it offensive that a new immigrant to our country would be willing to use the power and influence of their new nation to settle the ethnic rivalries of the old.

JD Vance, 02-25-25

[W]ith these ethnic enclaves in our country, it can lead to higher crime rates.

JD Vance, 08-16-24

This massive wave of [immigration] had its problems, it had its consequences. You had higher crime rates, you had these ethnic enclaves, you had inter-ethnic conflict in the country you hadn't had before...

JD Vance, 2021

Current Vice President makes important observations as to how and why even legal immigration has been significantly disrupting for America, as it is for virtually every White or developed nation, when selection isn't highly discriminatory and enforced harshly.

A visa created in the 1990s, EB-5, may be ended soon. Its proposed replacement would be 5x more expensive for applicants, making it much harder for immigrants to afford it, raising the bar. Most recipients of EB-5 have been Asians, especially China and India. Tightening this gap reduces the presence of them and the options their families have to invade.

A recent executive order on America First Investment Policy will cut back on the Chinese threat considerably; the other orientals are still in question. Stricter rules of entry on all visas and delayed wait times can frustrate groups like Indians into not coming at all, and those who are here into self-deporting, but more pressure must be applied to drive down legal immigration as much as possible.

Less than 10% of EB-5 visas are Indians, this at a cost of $800k-1M plus job creation. Over 60% are Chinese.

Gold Card proposal + the EO restrictions against foreign adversaries would cut this by massive portions, meaning many of these legal immigrants, and thus their would-be sponsored families, cannot come.

The price hike and policy shift would take out a considerable chunk of Indians and other middle-wealth migrants simply by being unaffordable.

Afrikaners, representing all White South Africans, are in talks with the Trump Administration, hoping to produce a plan for anything from recognition to independence or a type of alliance. How this may progress isn't yet known, the prospect itself is a huge step for White Interests and White lives.

English is now the official language of the United States, ending the requirement for all agencies to provide any service of translation or foreigner appeals, ending the standard print of documents in Spanish or otherwise, providing grounds to introduce federal literacy tests and English comprehension barriers against migrants.