An immigrant lady asks Vance how he can tell immigrants they don't belong here.

Vance replies ‘The United States should lower immigration. Just because 1 person, or 10 or 100 came in legally and contributed doesn't mean we need to keep 1 million, or 10 million or 100 million. My job is not to look out for the entire world, it's to look out for the people of the United States.’

Vance's performance on Wednesday put hardline immigration-restrictionist talk on the table, and heritage as our top priority. These remaining three years are only the set up for the beginning of something truly great, if we stay loyal and involved.

Police cooperation with ICE is on the rise everywhere. Police in Houston are calling ICE to report potential migrants for arrest more than any previously recorded year.

I believe everyone uses the heart react emoji because they absolutely love the posting style, and being pragmatic, but that's okay, you can have a thunderbolt.

New rule going into effect in 2026 onward will nix access to loan relief from workers & non-profits involved in activity the admin deems undesirable. This includes helping migrants, promoting LGBT or ‘diversity’.

There are upwards of 16,000 police officers agreeing to participate in the big ICE effort. In January, there were 134 police agencies participating; it's almost 1100 now. This is a fraction of the 17,500 possible agencies in the United States, meaning great potential. The more police we convince to sign up for 287(g) deals, the larger deportation we get.

The difference of 1 election and the effort involved to make it count. ICE agreements.

President Trump's order to cut refugee admission by over 90% is official; the order says America will give White South Africans top priority, then ‘other victims of unfair discrimination in their own homeland.’

An ICE operation with Indiana police on the road has resulted in 223 migrants arrested, 146 of whom were drivers. Gov Mike Braun says the state will increase inspections and trooper encounters to expand alien arrests.

Arrests of migrants in the UK have risen by 63% over the year; illegal worker arrests 2x in Wales under pressure of conservatives. Yet only an eighth of the arrestees have been deported and migrant boat arrivals in 2025 have already exceeded that of 2024.

Even yesterday, the UK announced that it will let students from Palestine bring over their families. Their apparent ‘crackdown’ is closer to subterfuge than a solution, but it signals that mass remigration is inevitable.

President Trump has just launched a pilot project to enlist civilians, veterans and active duty to join the administration's crime-fighting initiative. The D.C. task force will be a template for ready-made city law enforcement units, re: https://safedc.gov/.

Trump's new refugee cap is an ‘historic low’; lower than we took throughout the 30s and WW2, 50s and 60s, up to the modern Refugee System of the 1980s, which has disproportionately brought unfit foreigners, rather than people in need who can bring something nice to the country.

With Police x ICE 287(g) agreements on a sharp rise, the Dept of War developing a quick-response division, National Guard deployments stirring in court, and counter terror task forces rolling out, the Trump admin is consolidating serious state power.

What would help make it cement is action from Congress; repeals and reforms that restrict all immigration, deplatform the left and undoes past mistakes e.g., the 1960s. Ending the filibuster would allow bills to be rammed through with little legal contest.

To Win includes removing the unloyal from ‘the Right’. Neither Rand Paul nor Thomas Massie actually care for ‘Liberty’, otherwise they would back using all force necessary to undo immigration and remove enemies.

They went against the wall, against bombs on cartels, against arresting thugs in cities—even tried to supress major ICE funding. Neither have written a winning bill, neither have pushed back on anti-White rhetoric; neither should be anywhere in Congress.

30 migrants were intercepted by ICE on their way to work in Oregon last morning.

‘Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is trying to build 'an anti-immigration machine' using his broad influence over Foreign Policy and U.S. State Department.’