Effective immediately, student and exchange visitor (F, M, and J) visa appointment capacity is paused until further guidance is issued as the State Department tightens restrictions and vetting.

Trump's official State Department has released an essay on the deep connection America has with Europe—it says America's tradition is rooted in Greece and Rome, in Anglo Saxon law and 'European heavyweights'.

The essay goes on to explain why America wishes to help Europe save itself, save itself from leftism and mass migration especially. Read the full piece here: https://statedept.substack.com/p/the-need-for-civilizational-allies-in-europe.

Trump's admin has achieved a current pace to remove over 600,000 interior migrants per year—a greater volume than previous administrations—of which ICE arrests alone account for 47%. Stephen Miller, Homan and the DHS are pursuing methods to push ICE arrests alone to 3,000 daily or over 1,095,000 a year. Self-deportation adds an additional 2-5,000 or more, TBD, a month.

That plus the interior catches by Border agents joining ICE, 287(g) authorised law enforcement and the National Guard could amount to removals of 1.5 to 3 million a year, depending on coordination and cooperation. Trump's pending Big Beautiful Bill includes remittance tax, stripping benefits and protections from foreigners, higher ICE & CBP funds and more expensive immigration fees. All that would stimulate mass deportation performance.

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This puts up to 300,000 foreigners and their families at risk of removal

The only country on here that sends useful students is Japan. Maybe Taiwan, Korea, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam for alliance reasons, yet even those immigrants are often massive libtards. 'Canada' is likely a lot of Indians and Chinese. 90%+ of the list should be revoked by default.

Yesterday the US updated its Travel Advisory on South Africa, amid the Trump Admin exposing South Africa's anti-White regime & genocide, warning of violence, disorder and sudden terrorism.

Some trade court has labeled Trump's worldwide tariffs as 'illegal' and ordered them to end, but the order contains several legal loopholes that allow him to continue anyways. Trump responded to the case with this image, that has a Pepe in the background, on Truth Social.

This attitude is perhaps the most pathetic and unfortunately too common on the Right. You don't need to be a sycophant, zealot or even like anything about Trump to recognise the benefit of his administration and its activity, in America and for Europe.

Stephen Miller, of all people, has done far more for White interests than any redpilled / based anon or activist there is. Whatever extent Trump 'wants' to do anything, he is the main man guaranteeing we have the opportunity to improve this situation at all. And Vance, vocally, has made it a point to highlight the importance of demographics and ethnicity when he doesn't have to.

If you are under the impression this is all a carefully designed psyop, your side has already failed—so get your solution going or check-out now. At the very least, stop using your platform to spread impotence and start telling people how they can do something better about it.

White House and DOJ cut ties with America's largest and oldest lawyer group

Now the Appeals Court has ordered the tariffs continue.

Many say Trump should outright ignore the courts, 'cross the Rubicon'. While i'm inclined to agree—this resistance is a thousand times gayer than any President has ever faced. Not even Hitler was hit by so much petty lawfagging. That is to say, the context of this challenge is worth understanding.

In Jackson's case, the Supreme Court maintained that Indians have territory rights that cannot be infringed by states, while the State of Georgia persisted to remove them. Jackson agreed with the State, but he did not technically defy the Court as the Court ruling was against State policy.

Jackson's subsequent Indian Removal Act was federal, thereby circumventing the law 'legally'—much like Trump has been, under a far worse situation. If there is to be any fundamental change, this administration will herald that; thus far no president has literally ignored the Courts, although many have pushed the limits.