Stephen Miller:

... Entire towns were subjugated. ...

A national referendum was held on whether to surrender to the invasion or repel it.

America voted for liberation.

If every foreign trespasser gets to have their own federal trial prior to removal then there is no liberation. There is no restoration. The invasion will be made complete.

Article 4 Section 4 requires the president to halt any invasion and no district court can override that mandate. For the Constitution is the supreme law of the land.

The invading armies and foreign trespassers will be expelled.

The cartels will be smashed.

Liberation will be achieved.

Legal immigration takes a hit as the administration limits and reduces accessibility, "USCIS is placing a temporary pause in finalising certain Adjustment of Status applications pending the completion of additional screening and vetting to identify potential fraud, public safety, or national security concerns, in alignment with Trump's orders", said the DHS.

New White Papers article puts this into perspective: America has sent 1.2 trillion dollars to Africa since 1960—our federal debt was 5.2 Trillion in 1996. Aid to Africa since 1960 is over 7.5 times more than Israel has received since 1948, with nothing good to show for it.

President Trump sets the stage for tearing down anti-White memorials, erasing leftist material, and bringing back heritage American icons with his recent order "RESTORING TRUTH IN AMERICAN HISTORY" by revitalizing key cultural institutions and reversing the spread of diversity.

“You fight for your own country, and your own group, and your own culture, and your own civilization, at your own level, and in your own way. And when somebody says, ‘Apologize for this, or that’ you say: ‘No. I regret nothing.’”

—Credo, Jonathan Bowden

Crowding of the world, mixing around and messing up living space causes terrible friction between peoples and ruins whatever mutual good was possible between them. Bowden carefully illustrates how distance and discrimination solves all things.

Trump Tariffs go into affect on the whole world tomorrow; to our allies, like the UK, he leverages Free Speech and border control as a sine qua non for Free Trade. Another method of pressuring the rest of the West to be better, as he has been saying he would do.

The Trump administration has deported over 110,000 migrants in two months for an ongoing mass deportation effort. Biden deported 59,011 in his first 12 months, or 271,484 in his last 12 months, throughout which he had released almost half and imported roughly 4 to 6 times that amount.

This means the removal rate has greatly improved under Trump, deterrent and detainment even moreso, with a sealed border and self-deportation on the rise by various means, but is still too low—aggressive expansion is needed as Vance and Miller have reaffirmed. Deport more!

In 12 months, FDR interned 125,284 Japs as declared enemies; Obama's best year was 409,849 illegals removed. Eisenhower beat both, hitting 1,074,277—many whom chose to go voluntarily. Trump is currently outpacing all three, albeit that is still too low. We need 30 million gone, 200 million don't belong as is, but we must understand the scale at issue.

This administration faces greater adversity and worse diversity than any, not to mention recalcitrant nations. In the 1900s, with Ellis Aliens displacing real Americans, officials were concerned by imperfect enforcement. Those challenges persist to be addressed today, they must be, and whatever pressure we apply should be productive to this end.

Trump Tariffs are going into effect worldwide as of today, reciprocal measures harshest against asian adversaries like india and china, relatively nicer for our friends in England or Japan. This plan will effectively put America first by driving up revenue, bashing down unfair trade partners or otherwise, return industry, incentivise domestic investment.

Such a dramatic shift in world order—which since WW2 has been incredibly fake and gay and seen the governments of both the United States and Europe sell-out their own workers—seems ‘painful’ financially. That pain is well-deserved and very necessary, without it we would never move past the global tragedy that has been post-1945 economics.

Enacting worldwide reciprocal tariffs is objectively positive. He is setting the stage for near revolutionary change in our relationship with work and wages, so far as the last century goes. And such a big change significantly reduces the apparent need for foreign workers or foreign students when we are focusing on domestic, native development.

Coupling sufficient efforts of deregulation with deliberate inspiration of citizen well-being, a good government may establish long-term prosperity for its people. President McKinley, by whom American productivity tripled, followed this logic. As did Napoleon, whose France built up Western Europe.

Both leaders enacted tariffs to do so. President Trump using this model is welcomed; a nationalist tactic in an otherwise nation-rotting world. What's needed to secure it now is stricter immigration restriction—the importation of foreigners eats the joy of those who belong.

Napoleon used Tariffs to defend and develop his expansive French economy.

This dude doesn't care now that the daily wire is exploding