GREG K. BOVINO: They frame deporting a Cuban immigrant and others to the Congo as pure cruelty, stranded, suffering, missing family, in a place no one asked for. Yet this is the same network that spent years telling us diversity is our greatest strength.

I'm rather perplexed by this CBS video.

They frame deporting a Cuban immigrant and others to the Congo as pure cruelty, stranded, suffering, missing family, in a place no one asked for.

Yet this is the same network that spent years telling us diversity is our greatest strength.… https://t.co/kOPoourWid

— Gregory K Bovino (@GregoryKBovino) August 23, 2026

I'm rather perplexed by this CBS video. They frame deporting a Cuban immigrant and others to the Congo as pure cruelty, stranded, suffering, missing family, in a place no one asked for. Yet this is the same network that spent years telling us diversity is our greatest strength. That people from places like the Congo enrich America with culture, energy, and perspective. That importing them is a moral and economic win. So which is it? If the Congo is such a vibrant source of human capital that we must import its people to strengthen our country, why is it suddenly a humanitarian nightmare to send someone to that same place? The cognitive dissonance is the point. The media only celebrates diversity when the arrow points one way, more people coming in. The moment the arrow reverses, deportation, third-country removal, enforcement, those same places become hellscapes we could never send anyone to. This isn’t about compassion. It’s a one way message, folks. Immigration good, borders bad, and consequences optional.

If a place is good enough to recruit from, it’s good enough to return people to. Anything else is pure and total BS to keep the pipeline open.