🚨 JUST IN: Gov. Gavin Newsom is on the verge of signing legislation that would BAN all law enforcement and government agencies in California from hiring a former ICE or Border agent engaged in immigration enforcement under President Trump

🚨 JUST IN: Gov. Gavin Newsom is on the verge of signing legislation that would BAN all law enforcement and government agencies in California from hiring a former ICE or Border agent engaged in immigration enforcement under President Trump

WHAT ON EARTH?!

They say it's to… pic.twitter.com/fZXJDlB4nW

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 14, 2026

JUST IN: Gov. Gavin Newsom is on the verge of signing legislation that would BAN all law enforcement and government agencies in California from hiring a former ICE or Border agent engaged in immigration enforcement under President Trump WHAT ON EARTH?! They say it's to prevent CA from being "polluted" by those who help deport illegals... California is freaking cooked. It's called the GET THE FEDS OUT Act. To be clear, this applies to state, county AND local public agencies. A total BLACKBALLING of patriots defending America.

I hope these patriots just leave CA and get appreciated by a red state, then! 

SCOTT MECHKOWSKI: 1,445,549 removal orders. The judge already ruled. The order is signed. Those people are living here anyway, and a large share of them are here because their home government won't confirm their nationality or issue the paper that lets us put them on a plane.

Every few years the country rediscovers this issue and argues about it like it's a question of willpower. It isn't. I want to explain the part that never makes it into the argument.

To deport someone, you need two things. A final order of removal, and a travel document issued by…

— Scott Mechkowski (@ScottMechkowski) September 12, 2026

Every few years the country rediscovers this issue and argues about it like it's a question of willpower. It isn't. I want to explain the part that never makes it into the argument. To deport someone, you need two things. A final order of removal, and a travel document issued by the country that person came from. The first one is ours. The second one isn't. That second piece is where the whole thing lives or dies, and almost nobody outside the work knows it exists. As of November 2024, ICE had roughly 1.4 million people on its non-detained docket who already had final orders of removal. The exact figure was 1,445,549. Read that again. These are not cases waiting on a judge. The judge already ruled. The order is signed. Those people are living here anyway, and a large share of them are here because their home government won't confirm their nationality or issue the paper that lets us put them on a plane. DHS actually keeps a list. Countries that systematically refuse or slow-walk taking their own people back get classified as uncooperative. As of December 2024 there were fifteen: Bhutan, Burma, Cuba, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Hong Kong, India, Iran, Laos, Pakistan, China, Russia, Somalia, and Venezuela. Eleven more were flagged as at risk of going the In 2001 the Supreme Court decided Zadvydas v. Davis. The holding is that we generally can't detain someone past about 6 months if there's no significant likelihood of actually removing them in the foreseeable future. That's the law. So when a foreign government simply doesn't answer, doesn't schedule the consular interview, doesn't issue the document, the clock runs out, and we release the person. Not because anyone decided to. Because we have to. Think about what that means. A foreign government, by doing nothing at all, gets to override an American immigration court. They don't have to refuse. They just have to be slow. We have tools. Section 243(d) of the Immigration and Nationality Act lets the State Department cut off visas for a country that won't cooperate, and it has worked. Guyana got hit with sanctions and issued travel documents for 112 of its nationals within two months. But that's 112 people, and it took a diplomatic fight to get them. Multiply that fight by 1.4 million and you start to see the actual shape of the problem.

I'm not telling you what the policy should be. People can disagree in good faith about how aggressive enforcement ought to be, and they do. What I'm telling you is that anyone promising mass removals without a serious answer on travel documents and receiving countries either hasn't done the work or isn't being straight with you. The paperwork is the policy. It always was and will continue to be. 

SCOTT MECHKOWSKI: there is no complete biometric exit at our land borders, not bad data, No data! Meanwhile, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia have a system.

Today’s Immigration debacle and how Congress has failed Americans.

Congress ordered an automated entry-exit system in 1996, that wasn’t a typo It is 2026. We still cannot tell you who left but we can tell you who came.

Every overstay figure you have seen quoted is an estimate…

— Scott Mechkowski (@ScottMechkowski) September 13, 2026

Today’s Immigration debacle and how Congress has failed Americans. Congress ordered an automated entry-exit system in 1996, that wasn’t a typo It is 2026. We still cannot tell you who left but we can tell you who came. Every overstay figure you have seen quoted is an estimate built backward from airline manifests, because there is no complete biometric exit at our land borders, not bad data, No data! Meanwhile other countries, and I won’t list them all, have a system! Thailand scans your passport on departure. Overstays pay 500 baht a day, capped at 20,000, paid at the counter before you board, plus a re-entry ban that scales from one year to ten. Indonesia: 1,000,000 rupiah a day at the departure desk. You stay past 60 days it becomes a deportation case and automatic detention! Malaysia: 300 ringgit a day. Vietnam: $25 a day. The Gulf states, Singapore, Japan, Korea, the Philippines all do it. A country that takes its own borders seriously counts people out as carefully as it counts them in. We need to finish the biometric exit. Air, land, sea. Per-day penalty at departure. Re-entry bar that has teeth !

We are not only failing to enforce the law. We are failing to measure it effectively and hold those accountable to it. 

BLUE LIVES MATTER: Mitchell said KSM called U.S. civil liberties, openness, and cultural guilt "gifts from Allah." In Mitchell's telling, those were weaknesses planted so the country could be defeated from inside.

CHILLING: Khalid Sheikh Mohammed told his CIA interrogator that America would be beaten by immigration and its own liberties, not another airliner.
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James Mitchell, the psychologist who questioned the 9/11 plotter after his 2003 capture, put that warning in his 2016 book and on… pic.twitter.com/WgA4j2arOB

— Blue Lives Matter (@bluelivesmtr) September 11, 2026

CHILLING: Khalid Sheikh Mohammed told his CIA interrogator that America would be beaten by immigration and its own liberties, not another airliner. ⠀ James Mitchell, the psychologist who questioned the 9/11 plotter after his 2003 capture, put that warning in his 2016 book and on Fox News. He was paraphrasing what KSM said in custody, not reading a public speech. ⠀ Mitchell said KSM called U.S. civil liberties, openness, and cultural guilt "gifts from Allah." In Mitchell's telling, those were weaknesses planted so the country could be defeated from inside. ⠀ The practical path, KSM said, was immigration. Jihadi-minded men would enter, live on welfare, wrap themselves in American rights, spread their message, and rise up when they were strong enough. ⠀ "You're going to protect us with your civil rights, and then, when the time is right, we are going to rise up and attack you," Mitchell recalled him saying. He also quoted KSM saying America would "expose her neck for sl*ughter." ⠀ Those lines come from an interrogator describing a captive, not from a courtroom verdict on every later plot. The 9/11 attacks themselves k*lled nearly 3,000 people. ⠀ A country that forgets what its enemies said out loud is volunteering for the next chapter. Honor the de*d by taking the warning as seriously as the planes. It's time to wake up, America. ⠀ #September11 

#911 

AMY MEK: Khalid Sheikh Mohammed told CIA interrogator James Mitchell they didn’t need another plane to hit a tower. They would use our kindness. Immigration. Welfare. Our rights. Our churches. Our press. Our hunger to be decent.

The reporter is Donna Fodor. 

The Architect of 9/11 Said America Would Be Conquered by Its Own Kindness

9/11 was the raid.

This is the occupation.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed told CIA interrogator James Mitchell they didn’t need another plane to hit a tower.

They would use our kindness.

Immigration.
Welfare.… pic.twitter.com/OaVraoV4Lg

— Amy Mek (@AmyMek) September 11, 2026

J. MICHAEL WALLER: How J. Edgar Hoover, at age 23, rounded up and deported foreign anarchists & communists.

ACLU was set up in 1920 to prevent J. Edgar Hoover from deporting foreign subversives - mainly anarchists and communists.

Imagine how much greater America would be had Hoover succeeded. https://t.co/tbxzGgkyTx

— J Michael Waller (@JMichaelWaller) August 31, 2026

1917, Immigration Act of 1917. 

1918, Sedition Act of 1918.   

1918, Armistice of November 11, 1918.

Masters of Deceit: The Story of Communism in America and How to Fight It, J. Edgar Hoover [1895-1972], 1958. 

SASSAFRASS84: Illegal immigration is NOT a victimless crime. You’re paying for it. Your schools. Your hospitals. Your taxes. Your wages. Your safety. They call it compassion. I call it a bill you never signed up for.

Please Share 👇🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸‼️ https://t.co/wHE9j8uo5L

— Southern "Belle" (@patlicata) August 30, 2026

ANDREW R. ARTHUR: 2018 Bureau of Justice statistics report that explained that of all the people who were released from Criminal custody in 2005, 44% reoffended within one year; 63% reoffended and were rearrested within 3 years; and 89% reoffended and were rearrested by year 9.

Lidia @NEWSMAX thank you for having me today and well done as usual. As your interview uncovered, three gatekeepers stand between taxpayer DEMANDS ( mass deportations) and more failure and surrender - Secretary Mark Mullin, Tom Homan and CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott. We have… https://t.co/WjxrqjWDqZ

— Gregory K Bovino (@GregoryKBovino) August 30, 2026

The Host is Lidia St. Mark.   

Andrew R. Arthur @ The Center for Immigration Studies. 

Gregory K. Bovino @ Twitter.

ALEX PRETTI'S MOTHER MAINTAINS HE WAS 'MURDERED'

1:24.  Greg, what I noticed is after the media used this Alex Pretti incident as well as the Renee Good incident to demonize ICE agents.  And then, instead of ramping up the ICE deportations and the ice raids, it feels like the Trump Administration almost said whoa, like a lot of people feel like almost [he] kind of capitulated to the left, right? And I saw a recent interview, Greg, where you criticized Tom Holman, he's the borders czar but he's not out there on the front line.  You, Greg Bovino, were out there on the front line.  Talk to me, we're going to have an open and honest conversation here.  Talk to me, do you feel like things are being handled properly at this point?

2:03.  Lidia, thanks for having me.  It's good to see you again.  As far as what's happening here now.  Let's just say it.  Let's have that Frank and honest conversation.  There are no mass deportations occurring.  You called it a capitulation in Minnesota.  I call it a surrender in Minnesota because of those two martyrs there.  Poor choices often lead to poor outcomes.  When people make poor choices then there are poor outcomes.  But what is really really tragic about that is the even poorer outcome of us not going after illegal aliens wholesale you just had a segment there on the non-assimilation of both illegal and legal aliens.  That's still happening.  Americans are still dying.  What about the Americans that die in a rape maybe even killed every single day in this country by illegal aliens.  Why is there no attention given to them by the Rodney Scotts, the Tom Homans, the Gatekeepers, as I now call them?  What about them?  Who speaks for them?  It's still seems like they're lost.  Lidia. 

3:09.  What do you think of the job Tom Holman is doing?

3:12.  I think Tom was fantastic in status quo law enforcement I call status quo law enforcement when you have an immigration system that is already under control he came up under that type of system our immigration system is not under control.  It takes something dynamic, something far reaching, far ranging to get this under control.  Once it's under control, hey, Tom Homan and Commissioner Rodney Scott, they're fantastic for doing the worst of the worst in status quo type operations.  Right now we need to move that ball down the field.  There is no doubt about it.  We've got 107 million to remove the worst of the worst which I also say is a cutting it for amnesty.  That won't do it.

3:55.  Now, Andrew 15 sheriffs are now challenging New York's ICE restrictions in court.  This coming after Governor Kathy Hochul reaffirmed her stance that local officers will not be cooperating with the federal agencies.   Watch this.

ICE can no longer use locally funded police to carry out the Trump administration's aggressive and immigration agenda. On civil immigration matters ice is on their own let me be clear any Police Department or Sheriff's offices that disobeys this law that maintains any agreement with ice we'll face legal action.

So here you have the governor of New York threatening police officers with legal action if they dare follow federal law.  Andrew, this is crazy . . .

4:47.  This is Bizarro world.  And Lidia, just to go back to something that Chief Bovino had talked about before, you know, he and I both have decades in law enforcement, decades in . . . mine goes all the way back to before ICE but it was traditional for states localities to assist with INS, to assist with ICE, and the reason that they did that was simple.  Even if you accept the contention that most illegal aliens aren't criminals, if you ignore all the crimes that it took for them to get here and live here, one thing that we do know is the criminal aliens are criminals.  And, in fact, there was a 2018 Bureau of Justice statistics report that explained that of all the people who were released from Criminal custody in 2005, 44% reoffended within one year; 63% reoffended and were rearrested within 3 years; and 89% reoffended and were rearrested by year 9.  So even if you accept the contention that most illegal aliens aren't criminals, we do need to get the criminals off the streets because that's the only way that we're really going to be able to protect the community.  And it used to be that states localities understood that and assisted INS, assisted ICE.  I was a trial attorney in San Francisco, Lidia, we're not talking about deep in the Heart of Texas, and yet we had a lot of cooperation with the SFPD, from the California Highway Patrol in doing our mission because we wanted to get those criminals off the streets.  What the governor is doing here is undercutting the ability of ICE and local cops to keep the community safe. This is ridiculous.  It's also unconstitutional and it violates a 8 US code 1373.  So yeah, I think they got a pretty good case but just to get back at how ridiculous the whole thing is, it's incomprehensible.

6:43.  I can't believe it hopefully president Trump does something about it speaking of trump Greg bovino chief Before I Let You Go do you think the Trump Administration has let down the American people by surrendering to use your words to the woke left that was very critical because it wasn't a good look right Alex pretty the Renee good we now know according to law enforcement these were justifiable homicides do you think because he promised us the largest mass deportation ever in this nation do you think the Trump Administration has let us down?

7:16.  I don't think President Trump has.  The folks that work under President Trump, as I have said many times, are not feeding him that correct information.  I think President Trump would allow those deportations, mass deportations to occur because he did during that first year when we were in the cities.  So individuals within that Administration have definitely let us down and it looks like they're going to continue to let us down unless something changes. 

GREGORY K. BOVINO: A 2017 Center for Migration Studies report found that 42% of the unauthorized population, roughly 4.5 million people, had entered legally and then overstayed.

Most folks picture the guy who crossed the river as an illegal. The visa version is quieter.

They flew in, got a stamp, went to work or school, and never made the news.

Same country, same presence, just harder to see.

Therefore people treat them like a rounding error. But… https://t.co/iy48ZnO2Lg

— Gregory K Bovino (@GregoryKBovino) August 30, 2026

From Gregory K. Bovino,

Most folks picture the guy who crossed the river as an illegal. The visa version is quieter. They flew in, got a stamp, went to work or school, and never made the news. Same country, same presence, just harder to see. Therefore people treat them like a rounding error. But they’re not. Think of how many millions of visas have been issued over the years. A 2017 Center for Migration Studies report found that 42% of the unauthorized population, roughly 4.5 million people, had entered legally and then overstayed. That share has stayed in the same ballpark for years. In some years, overstays were the majority of new additions. So when you hear the official numbers, remember, a huge chunk of illegal immigration happens through the front door, not the back. The quiet arrivals are still here. And they add up. Trust me, there are easily a 105 million illegals here.

Mass deportations will solve this, folks!!!! 

SENATOR ERIC SCHMITT: America is a nation. It's our nation. It's our home. It's not some global refugee camp.

This. https://t.co/MmRcth6ZEh

— Immigration Accountability Project Action (@iaproject) August 27, 2026

SENATOR ERIC SCHMITT. 

GREG K. BOVINO: Tucker, they don't care about your history, nor American history, because that which is given . . . Robert Heinlein said it the best. He wrote Starship Troopers. "That which is given has no value."

Well, I don't like it that Bovino is being interviewed by Carlson.   

Imagine 105 million illegal aliens gaining amnesty and voting. The Civil War is child’s play next to this. Not because of guns. Because of votes.

Amnesty for 105 million is not compassion. It is a replacement of the electorate. After that, the Second Amendment is a museum piece.… pic.twitter.com/HRQcUNSuRv

— Gregory K Bovino (@GregoryKBovino) August 27, 2026

Imagine 105 million illegal aliens gaining amnesty and voting. The Civil War is child’s play next to this. Not because of guns. Because of votes. Amnesty for 105 million is not compassion. It is a replacement of the electorate. After that, the Second Amendment is a museum piece. Heinlein, author of Starship Troopers, had the line: "That which is given has no value." Hand someone a country and they do not inherit Iwo Jima. They inherit a gift they already resent you for giving.

Tillis and that gang are selling the gift. 

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX; often misspelled “McCall”)

According to this list of issues, it appears that McCaul is pretty much against illegal immigration. 

TRANSCRIPT

Tucker, this is in my opinion, of course, the greatest issue and the greatest threat that our nation has faced since its founding, and I'm including the Civil War in that.  I think the Civil War is child's play compared to what we're facing now because this ends it all. 

105 million illegal aliens get amnesty and start voting, which it appears that the Tom Tillis's, the McCauls, and the rest of that gang want that, when they start voting, everything's gone.  If you think your 2nd Amendment is good, it's gone.  That 2nd Amendment is gone. Everything's gone. Everything that you hold dear, your culture, your values, traditions, everything, they don't care.  You know, Tucker, they don't care about your history, nor American history, because that which is given . . . Robert Heinlein said it the best.  He wrote Starship Troopers.  

That which is given has no value.

That which is given has no value.  We just gave them citizenship.  They will hate you for that.  They'll abhor you for that.  They do abhor us for that.  You can already see it, the entitlement mentality.  It's not an entitlement.  They just hate Americans because we're stupid enough to do it.  And when you give someone something like that, they don't care if your granddad died at Iwo Jima; or your great-great-great-grand at Gettysburg; or maybe you had an ancestor that was a founding father, they could give a damn about that.  They don't care.  

DANIEL CONCANNON: 10 men who signed the Declaration, Constitution, or both, were members of the 1st United States Congress when it passed the Naturalization Act of 1790, limiting citizenship to White people. It's an unambiguous fact of history that the United States was founded by White men, for White people.

This is an attack on historical fact.

The majority of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence owned slaves.

The majority of the 55 delegates who attended the Constitutional Convention owned slaves.

The majority of the 39 signers of the Constitution owned slaves.

10… https://t.co/6wOkbwHWBA

— Daniel Concannon (@TooWhiteToTweet) August 26, 2026

This is an attack on historical fact. The majority of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence owned slaves. The majority of the 55 delegates who attended the Constitutional Convention owned slaves. The majority of the 39 signers of the Constitution owned slaves. 10 men who signed the Declaration, Constitution, or both, were members of the 1st United States Congress when it passed the Naturalization Act of 1790, limiting citizenship to White people. It's an unambiguous fact of history that the United States was founded by White men, for White people. By law, the US was literally a White ethnostate until the anti-White Immigration and Nationality of 1965 declared war on White America and began the largest, fastest demographic dismantling of a nation that the world has ever seen. The modern day "Conservative" fetish for retroactively ascribing "colorblindness" to a collection of men who were the diametrical opposite of "colorblind" is a total perversion of history.

But, then, that's the point. Modern American "Conservatism" serves as both the morphine drip for a White America sent to hospice care, and the homicidal attendant smothering it with a pillow. 

GERMAN NURSE: “If 2 Arab boys need to be taken care of, I’m not sending two girls in. As soon as certain surnames come up, we bring in the police.”

German nurse on how security in the ERs has changed due to mass-immigration:

“If 2 Arab boys need to be taken care of, I’m not sending two girls in. As soon as certain surnames come up, we bring in the police.”

She speaks about the problems with clan members:

“It usually… pic.twitter.com/MWNGsTcLYc

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) August 23, 2026

German nurse on how security in the ERs has changed due to mass-immigration: “If 2 Arab boys need to be taken care of, I’m not sending two girls in. As soon as certain surnames come up, we bring in the police.” She speaks about the problems with clan members: “It usually doesn't take long for 20, 30, 40 family members to show up in front of the hospital. They have special Telegram groups where they alert each other, and they want to make their presence felt in a way that's often aggressive: 'We're here; we stand by our people—and you can expect trouble if anything happens to them.'

In these circles, it's common for the mothers and women to scream loudly and in high drama. This high noise level is a stress factor for the staff and also for the patients” 

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. 

GREG K. BOVINO: That is just one state’s recorded totals, paid for largely by local taxpayers. All of that is paid for by the same cities and counties that are told they should feel grateful for the “cheap labor.”

Folks, let’s talk about something that never quite makes it into the polite public conversation...

You’ve heard me say it before, there is no such thing as cheap labor, right?

What looks cheap on a construction site or in a restaurant kitchen is only cheap because someone… https://t.co/HLikZ1hq6I

— Gregory K Bovino (@GregoryKBovino) August 22, 2026

Folks, let’s talk about something that never quite makes it into the polite public conversation... You’ve heard me say it before, there is no such thing as cheap labor, right? What looks cheap on a construction site or in a restaurant kitchen is only cheap because someone else is quietly picking up the real tab. YOU AND ME! One of the biggest, least-discussed tabs is the cost of investigating the crimes that come with large-scale illegal immigration, especially the sex crimes. In my 30 years in law enforcement, I watched local police departments, sheriff’s offices, and prosecutors’ offices burn enormous amounts of time, overtime, forensic resources, victim services, and court days on cases involving ILLEGAL ALIENS. The pattern was consistent enough that it stopped surprising me and started making me angry on behalf of the taxpayers. Sex offenses involving minors and women were disproportionately represented in that workload. Not every illegal immigrant, of course. But the rate was high enough, and the cultural patterns behind it were clear enough, that local agencies ended up carrying a load that was never supposed to be theirs. The feds abandoned them. For those of you that need stats, Texas Department of Public Safety data shows that from June 2011 through March 2026, illegal aliens were charged with 7,639 sexual assault offenses and 8,674 other sex offenses. Those charges have already produced 3,895 sexual assault convictions and 3,972 convictions for other sex offenses. That is just one state’s recorded totals, paid for largely by local taxpayers. Nobody runs the full national numbers in public... How many detective hours? How many DNA tests? How many interpreters, how many victim advocates, how many nights a child-protection worker spends dealing with the fallout? All of that is paid for by the same cities and counties that are told they should feel grateful for the “cheap labor.” When you add those investigation and prosecution costs to the hospital bills, the welfare costs, the school costs, and the lost productivity of actual victims, the labor stops looking cheap. It starts looking subsidized, by the very people who never consented to the subsidy. YOU AND ME!!! That’s not hate. That’s accounting.

And the accounting is rarely allowed on stage. 

WALL STREET APES: She outright admits Mexicans are just using America to for our money and that Mexicans don’t want to be in America

An interviewer finally asked a Mexican woman living in America if she believes Mexico is the best country in the world, why doesn’t she go and live there?

She outright admits Mexicans are just using America to for our money and that Mexicans don’t want to be in America

“People… pic.twitter.com/fWd8r6dkTQ

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) August 21, 2026

25% of Mexico lives in the United States.

70% of Hispanic immigrants are on American welfare. 

Mexico's border police are far tougher than ICE.  

Permissive immigration laws in the US sent signal to the world to abuse our asylum laws.

Immigration is a weapon of unconventional warfare.

GREG K. BOVINO: Once the critical mass crosses a certain threshold, the political and cultural recovery window closes. Republicans keep treating immigration as a policy debate they can “win” with better messaging and half-measures.

Considering that almost everything done to secure the border during Trump’s presidency has been executive action that can be reversed, and Democrats are becoming the party of open borders & no immigration enforcement, we may see another border crisis if Dems take back the WH in… https://t.co/UFsflcIZoo

— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) June 24, 2026

The head of DHS, the border czar, and the entire leadership team still talk like this is a manageable enforcement problem.

It is not.

Biden’s open-border years did not create a temporary surge. They rewired the incentive structure, the networks, the expectations, and the… https://t.co/ABP9eluqSc

— Gregory K Bovino (@GregoryKBovino) August 21, 2026

from Greg K. Bovino, 

The head of DHS, the border czar, and the entire leadership team still talk like this is a manageable enforcement problem. It is not. Biden’s open-border years did not create a temporary surge. They rewired the incentive structure, the networks, the expectations, and the demographics. Targeted raids and selective removals will not unwind that. Never does. Once the critical mass crosses a certain threshold, the political and cultural recovery window closes. There is no soft landing from the next invasion. The people waiting south of the border already told us the plan. Sit tight until Trump is gone, then move. They are rational. Our side is not. Republicans keep treating immigration as a policy debate they can “win” with better messaging and half-measures. Democrats treat it as a permanent power play. One side plays not to lose. The other plays to lock in the win. That is our reality, folks.

Everything else is noise. 

MIKE HOWELL: “I'll be damned if we're going to sit back and just watch minuscule enforcement with spicy tweets. There needs to be worksite enforcement”

Mike Howell gets it…

The absolute worst outcome isn’t pure open borders. It’s amnesty wrapped in spicy tweets that make the base feel like something is happening whilst the actual machinery keeps running the same Obama era non-enforcement playbook.

That’s not toughness.… https://t.co/TZjXctiDVw

— Gregory K Bovino (@GregoryKBovino) August 20, 2026

Mike Howell gets it… The absolute worst outcome isn’t pure open borders. It’s amnesty wrapped in spicy tweets that make the base feel like something is happening whilst the actual machinery keeps running the same Obama-era non-enforcement playbook. That’s not toughness. That’s psychological cover for failure.  FAILURE FOLKS!!! Full spectrum immigration enforcement (the border, interior, worksite, and everything else) is the only system that actually changes the trajectory of the country. Everything else is just managing decline with fake branding. We’re hanging by a thread. And the head of DHS is still executing the old Obama-era strategy

@Phase2Deport  

Complete interview here.

Who is Mike Howell?  President of the Oversight Project

@ItsYourGov

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@Phase2Deport

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@Heritage

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@NICEnforcement

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@theBlaze

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@ClaremontInst

Lincoln Fellow.

BILL FEDERER: And people forget, Egypt was completely Christians for 6 centuries, 600 years. It's not anymore. All of North Africa was completely Christian for six centuries. It's not anymore.

It’s smarter to learn from other people’s disasters than to insist on experiencing your own…

After 9/11, when every single one of the hijackers was already here LEGALLY, our rulers decided the correct response was to ramp up Islamic immigration.

I remember RINO George Bush… https://t.co/2QjnaByBNI

— Gregory K Bovino (@GregoryKBovino) August 16, 2026

Here is a transcript.

from Greg K. Bovino,

It’s smarter to learn from other people’s disasters than to insist on experiencing your own… After 9/11, when every single one of the hijackers was already here LEGALLY, our rulers decided the correct response was to ramp up Islamic immigration. I remember RINO George Bush doing that!!! That was the moment the light bulb should have gone off for anyone still paying attention. Instead, the people in charge treated the attack as a reason to import more of the same ideology that produced it. History is not subtle on this point. When large-scale Islamic migration meets a low-fertility, high-trust host culture, the long-term pattern is not gentle assimilation. It’s parallel societies, demands for special accommodations, and gradual rewriting of public norms. Texas is next in line. Prepare for the foot-washing stations.

They won’t arrive as a sudden invasion. They’ll arrive the same way they did everywhere else, folks!! One “reasonable” request at a time, until the culture that built the place is the one being asked to adjust OR VANISHING! 

JAKE LANG: Abbas Abdoush, 57 year old from IRAQ is now in FEDERAL CUSTODY for literally committing MURDER in 1999 😟 In 1999, he ran over a White woman with a U-HAUL and then turned around a RAN HER OVER AGAIN…

🚨 BREAKING:

Homeland Security has JUST ARRESTED the Muslim man who PUNCHED me in Dearborn!!!!

Abbas Abdoush, 57 year old from IRAQ is now in FEDERAL CUSTODY for literally committing MURDER in 1999 😟

In 1999, he ran over a White woman with a U-HAUL and then turned around a… pic.twitter.com/Q3X7wRmqLm

— Jake Lang - January 6 Political Prisoner 🇺🇸 (@JakeLang) August 12, 2026

BREAKING: Homeland Security has JUST ARRESTED the Muslim man who PUNCHED me in Dearborn!!!! Abbas Abdoush, 57 year old from IRAQ is now in FEDERAL CUSTODY for literally committing MURDER in 1999 In 1999, he ran over a White woman with a U-HAUL and then turned around a RAN HER OVER AGAIN… She died from her injuries 4 days later… He ONLY did 15 years in prison this!!! And they didn’t even DEPORT him!!! In 2022 he was ORDERED to be deported, but he filed an appeal & for 4 YEARS Board of Immigration Appeals hasn’t made a decision… This is how BROKEN and RIGGED our immigration system is in America!!!! WE CANT EVEN GET RID OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT MURDERERS & LEAVE THEM ON THE STREET TO ATTACK MORE AMERICANS!!!! This vicious pack of Muslims would have KILLED me with stones if they had the chance… During my protest against Mamdani on March 7th, two Muslims tried to ASSASSINATE me & hundreds of others with a NAILBOMB In Minneapolis on January 17th, a pack of Somali Muslims split my head open and tried to STAB me!!! When will my FELLOW CHRISTIANS stand up with me against this scourge of MUSLIM violence & the REPLACEMENT of our People??? August 18th at 6pm we will MAKE A STAND at Dearborn City Hall, I expect every red blooded AMERICAN PATRIOT to be in attendance, Buckle up, the CRUSADES have begun!!!

DEUS VULT!!!!