Pulling Big Tech out of India and China benefits us in two major ways: we gain native jobs and reliable industry; the transferability of asians into the West is reduced.

Indians and Chinese that work for Apple, Microsoft, etc. tend to travel to the Anglosphere and Germany by way of their 'skills' and experience with such companies. Trump's Administration is encouraging foreigners to stay in their own countries, do their own business and buy from us rather than burden us.

The Supreme Court has decided to freeze the deportation of certain Venezuelans for not having 'fair notice' yet provided. Women being allowed to serve as Justices has been a terrible mistake—this thankfully does not prevent mass deportation but is a clear attempt to slow the process as usual.

Despite signing the most executive orders in 100 days, President Trump has also signed the fewest bills in that same period. Congress lags behind his pace and efforts significantly, as Republicans tend to do.

Silver lining however is that there is an attempt to pass a 'big beautiful bill' which will put forward several important laws at once—this includes funding for 10,000 ICE agents and 100,000 ICE beds to add an additional 1 million deportations a year. It is close to passing, if only a few straggling politicians would drop their pride or malice and let it go.

The tax bill has many sections, like remittance tax and hiked fees, that target legal and illegal migrants to make it harder for them to live here.

News says Trump's crusade against DEI has contributed to over 106,000 black women losing their jobs last month.

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Indian news this morning says Trump's new rules will hit about 4.5 of the 5.4 million Indians in America, a 'massive blow' costing them over $1.6 billion annually and potentially causing families to leave.

Indian-owned agencies and businesses face new entry & existence restrictions for facilitating visa scams and migration in the U.S.

Consistent pro-White rhetoric and actions from the Trump administration

Democrat Tim Kaine: "You are ennoscriptd to entrance as a refugee if you demonstrate a well-justified fear of persecution..."

SecState Marco Rubio: "No, no, you're not ennoscriptd, you're allowed."

Tim Kaine: "So, can you have a different standard based upon the color of somebody's skin?"

SecState Marco Rubio: "I'm not the one arguing that. Apparently you are because you don't like the fact that they are White. ... The United States has a right to pick and choose who [we] allow."

Reporter: "Do you denounce that type of language in the video that we saw?"

Ramaphosa: "Oh yes... We are completely opposed to that."

POTUS: "But why wouldn't you arrest that man? That man said 'kill the white farmers' and then he danced."

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President Trump holds up a stack of reports, next to the president of South Africa, with photos of dead Whites in South Africa.

"These are burial sites right here. Over one thousand White Farmers. Each one of those is a cross. They're all White Farmers. It's a terrible sight. I've never seen anything like it."

Trump makes the South African president and his associates watch footage-proof of White plight.