Stephen Miller: “Every one that Biden let in [10 to 20 million aliens] has to go home... many will choose to leave voluntarily... but we are not going to [tolerate the presence] of a single illegal alien in this country.”

A persisting lie has been the already disproven claim that Trump is deporting fewer than Obama or Biden. An honest look at the data shows otherwise. We want them gone, we can get there without falsehoods.

Both Obama and Biden intentionally worked to cut down interior removals (that is kicking out aliens present inside the U.S.). They put focus on reducing collateral to spare families and get recent crossers while increasing parole, refugees, releases and legals. Trump is cutting it all, including legal migration.

We have a completely sealed border and mounting fight against whatever's anti-White and disruptive. His removal numbers are good, better than previous admins, but just the beginning. If we wish to push for more we need earnest input, not dishonest demoralisation, and active involvement to pick up slack at an individual and social level.

Congress GOP has prepared a funding package to make it harder for immigrants to come and live here and easier for ICE to deport them.

Asylum applications would cost $1000 dollars (which can still be rejected after you pay), sponsoring an alien child would cost $3,500-$8,500 (virtually unaffordable). Legal fees rise 9x; being arrested by ICE costs a $5,000 fine, another $5,000 if caught at a port of entry. All nonimmigrant visas (workers, students, etc.) face a $250 fee, $1,500 fee for attempting to get a green card.

These price hikes cut off significant swaths of the third world, even the 'skilled' ones, and would disuade companies from hiring or helping migrants.

President Trump has signed a groundwork order that will allow legislation to empower law enforcement in an aggressive campaign against all crime within the United States.

This EO explicitly opposes 'Equity' and vows to help shield police from accusations of racism and other nonsense; it raises officer pay and protections, expands criminal monitoring and threatens to prosecute officials that impede or punish lawful duty (e.g. the unfair trail of Derek Chavin).

Companies facing fines for employing aliens

Reporter: "Why not just arrest the leaders who are harboring and shielding illegal aliens from deportation?”

Homan: “Wait until you see what's coming.”

Under Biden, all net job growth was to foreigners while hundreds of thousands of natives were unemployed. Trump's presidency reverses the trend with foreigners losing work and natives getting jobs—mass deportation and self-removal should reduce the presence of foreign workers in total.

Trump's budget increases DHS funds by 65%, to assist with border security and alien removal; cuts non-essential spending like social services and programmes by 23%.

Shiloh Hendrix, a Minnesota mother who stood up for her children against a young black thief, was recorded 'dropping the n-bomb' by a sex offender Somali—a creep who doesn't even belong in America, much less the Midwest.

Thousands have sent money to support her, to the tune of half a million dollars in 3 days; the offending blacks, on their own 'help me'-campaign, have only received $300,000 in 2 days. The division of Right and Left is deepening, between those that support normal people and those that stand with mystery meat and criminality.

Negro Fatigue is hitting mainstream proportions this year. After rejecting the catastrophe that-almost-was with Kamala, America has faced two major black encounters. Austin Metcalf, murdered by one, and Shiloh Hendrix, who stood up to another—the two have received tremendous support that would seem unreal ten years ago.

Between the days of Martin Looter Kang hysteria and nationwide Floyd disarray, America's entire corporate and executive power dedicated itself to suppressing Whites in favour of everyone else.

Trump's second administration has waged a hard reversal of that trend, with serious effort to recognise White interests, empower law enforcement and steadily repeal the Civil Rights Era. The stage is being set for things to happen. Taken seriously, now is the time to get-together and decide to act—whatever productive, feasible action that may be.

This is Trump's senior State Department official and Public Diplomacy advisor

Senior Trump official Darren Beatie