SCOTT MECHOWSKI: 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.

.@DHSGenCounsel on Third-Country removals: “For many years, because the bureaucracy just didn’t really take this seriously and people weren’t willing to spend the diplomatic capital to remove people, very serious criminals who were removable, would just be released back into the community... The Trump administration has prioritized this.”

— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) October 6, 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 six 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 (@ScottMechkowski) September 12, 2026

HON. VICKIE PALADINO: Martial law has been declared in an English town in anticipation of a boat landing full of illegal migrants. To be clear, the UK government is locking its own citizens in their homes in order to accommodate an incoming horde of illegals.

Martial law has been declared in an English town in anticipation of a boat landing full of illegal migrants. To be clear, the UK government is locking its own citizens in their homes in order to accommodate an incoming horde of illegals. The fear is that the citizens will protest the migrant landing, so the solution is to lock them down under threat of imprisonment. Most people have NO IDEA how bad things are in Europe, or how close we are to the same fate here. Democrat immigration policy is identical to this.

— Hon. Vickie Paladino (@VickieforNYC) October 4, 2026

from Honorable Vickie Paladino,

Martial law has been declared in an English town in anticipation of a boat landing full of illegal migrants. To be clear, the UK government is locking its own citizens in their homes in order to accommodate an incoming horde of illegals. The fear is that the citizens will protest the migrant landing, so the solution is to lock them down under threat of imprisonment.

Most people have NO IDEA how bad things are in Europe, or how close we are to the same fate here. Democrat immigration policy is identical to this.

So even with all of the AI tools to place migrants strategically, in a pace that is subtle to make the replacement imperceptible, the English still have to lock down its citizens?

Read the full story and subscribe for more ⬇️ https://t.co/7ZB10YsM0l

— Natalie Winters (@nataliegwinters) October 5, 2026

FARM GIRL CARRIE: A church in North Carolina was caught hosting a training with hundreds of people on hiding criminal aliens from ICE.

A church in North Carolina was caught
hosting a training with hundreds of
people on hiding criminal aliens from ICE.
Should churches should lose their tax exempt status for this? pic.twitter.com/GcqJbPUz4O

— Farm Girl Carrie™️👩‍🌾 (@FarmGirlCarrie) October 3, 2026

Religions of all denominations fund illegal immigration.  

"BISHOP RICHARD WIILIAMSON: Multiculturalism was the invention of the Jews," May 18, 2025.

"The Religion of Catholics Is Immigration . . . Because the Money They Receive for It," April 19, 2026.  

"STEVE ROBINSON: You might consider Catholic Charities to be a human trafficking organization because that's what they do. They get paid, they make huge amounts of money to take people who've crossed the border illegally and distribute them throughout the United States," March 13, 2026.

"AMY MEK: ABC NEWS RUNS INTERFERENCE FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION — USING A CHURCH AS COVER. This is not “compassion.” This is political activism disguised as religion, and ABC News is running point for it," January 14, 2026.

Need more?  And here.

SENATOR ERIC SCHMITT, R-MO: America is not a global refugee camp. America is not a get rich scheme for the 3rd world. America is our home.

We need about 60 more Senator Schmitt’s.

Temporary means Temporary.

And what’s happening doesn’t look very temporary. https://t.co/SONE8TfTa5 pic.twitter.com/qPh3eLv5fi

— Nick Plumb (@PlumbNick) October 3, 2026

America is not a global refugee camp.  America is not a get rich scheme for the 3rd world.  America is our home.  And when houseguests become squatters, you don't delay enforcement you call the sheriff and you send them home.  That's exactly what we must do here today.  If Democrats want 350,000 Haitians to stay permanently, they should say it plainly.  Introduce a bill.  Put your name on it. Vote for the permanent status then explain that vote to the American people.  Quit with the games.  But stop calling permanent immigration "temporary."  The voters are not stupid, and they already made their choice.  The voters demanded enforcement.  President Trump is delivering on that.  But Democrats are fighting to keep the same old scam alive.  Mr. President, I have the power to stop this nonsense bill and I'm going to use it.  That's why I'm here today.  So I object to the bill which would keep 350,000 Haitians here permanently.  I object to changing temporary to permanent.  I object to flooding American communities with cheap foreign labor.  I object to treating foreigners as the priority and Americans as the afterthought.  I object to mass migration.  Temporary must mean temporary.  And elections have consequences; therefore, Mr President, I object.  --Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO).

IMPERATOR: In his Summa Theologiae, St Thomas Aquinas laid out one of the most charitable yet practical arguments concerning immigration that effectively shaped the West for almost 1,000 years.

In his Summa Theologiae, St Thomas Aquinas laid out one of the most charitable yet practical arguments concerning immigration that effectively shaped the West for almost 1,000 years.

1. Immigration must always be proportionate so that foreigners can properly assimilate into the…

— IMPERATOR (@IMPERATORAUS) October 1, 2026

In his Summa Theologiae, St Thomas Aquinas laid out one of the most charitable yet practical arguments concerning immigration that effectively shaped the West for almost 1,000 years. 1. Immigration must always be proportionate so that foreigners can properly assimilate into the culture and mode of worship of the state. 2. Citizenship – and associated rights – should only ever be granted after the third generation to preserve the culture, mode of worship, and constitution of the state. 3. The common good of the citizens must remain the highest priority of the state, meaning, the state's obligation to provide aid to its neighbours can never be at the expense of the citizens. However, Aquinas ends with the sobering reminder that some peoples and states are incompatible with one another, and these must be held as "foes in perpetuity". https://x.com/Inevitablewest. /status/2105741380140114108/video/1

MICHELE BACHMANN, 2012:

See my full report:

The World’s Most Powerful Islamic Organization, the OIC, Is Conquering the West — and Republicans Silenced Michele Bachmann for Exposing It (Video)

Read here: https://t.co/fLl48XcEK3 pic.twitter.com/Ho9qgW6HQf

— Amy Mek (@AmyMek) November 15, 2025

The Most Powerful Organization on Earth Is Islamic - The OIC Controls 57 States, 2 Billion People, and the UN People will call out China and scream endlessly about Israel - but no one dares mention the OIC. Why? Meanwhile the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is quietly operating as a civilizational empire - controlling global institutions, shaping Western laws, and influencing U.S. policy more than any nation on earth. Here’s what the media refuses to say: The OIC Has: Authority over 2 BILLION Muslims 57 sovereign states acting as one bloc 57 embassies + 57 intelligence services per country Dominance at the UN and Human Rights Council UN Resolution 16/18 – criminalizing criticism of Islam A global “Islamophobia” police force through the UN The Cairo Declaration – a Sharia-based human rights system Control of 70% of the world’s oil reserves Over $4 TRILLION in sovereign wealth funds OPEC leverage Mass-migration leverage into the West Diaspora political capture in Western cities State-aligned NGOs (CAIR, MPAC, ISNA, ICNA) Transnational intelligence networks across 57 states Gulf monarchy funding with NO limit State-backed media (Al Jazeera, TRT World, etc.) Formal partnerships with the UN, EU, Vatican, OSCE, World Bank, AU Censorship influence over Big Tech (Meta, YouTube, pre-Musk Twitter) A foothold inside NATO (Turkey) A unified global narrative: “Islamophobia” = speech crime ⸻ The OIC is the ONLY functioning civilizational megastructure on earth — a geopolitical empire without borders. And it is shaping: • Western laws • Western borders • Western speech rules • Western immigration • Western diplomacy • Western tech policies while America sleeps. The real question isn’t “Why is the OIC so powerful?” The real question is: Why is NO media in the United States willing to say a single word about it? Who benefits from keeping Americans blind? The OIC has an empire - the largest on EARTH.  

America is being kept blind. And controlled. 

INFO BATTLE MAIDEN: An anchor baby shower in an American Amazon breakroom with nothing but indian employees.

I cancelled my Amazon account back on 11/11/2011 as part of the "Cancel Amazon" campaign the Bright Future Jobs group (activists against Legal immigration: H-1B, OPT, off-shoring, etc) group was running. I was an activist with that group from about 2010 to 2015 when the group… pic.twitter.com/tSPZ02FQEQ

— BTT1024 (@BTT1024) October 1, 2026

JESSICA VAUGHAN: 13-yr-old Honduran boy in immigration court. Asked why he couldn’t go back to Honduras, he told judge, “My mom & almost my entire family are here." So why didn't mom come to imm court w/him? Bc then they don't get the headline "Kids Alone in Imm Court!"

And there is it ladies and gentlemen! Read this tweet from my friend @JessicaV_CIS . This is exactly the way it happens daily ! https://t.co/DGildgAZpr

— Scott Mechkowski (@ScottMechkowski) September 30, 2026

13-yr-old Honduran boy in immigration court. Asked why he couldn’t go back to Honduras, he told judge, “My mom & almost my entire family are here." So why didn't mom come to imm court w/him? Bc then they don't get the headline "Kids Alone in Imm Court!" 

13-yr-old Honduran boy in immigration court. Asked why he couldn’t go back to Honduras, he told judge, “My mom & almost my entire family are here." So why didn't mom come to imm court w/him? Bc then they don't get the headline "Kids Alone in Imm Court!" https://t.co/Gn6beF3uuG

— Jessica Vaughan (@JessicaV_CIS) September 30, 2026

Here is Priscilla Alvarez with Erin Burnett.

CNN is granted access inside an immigration court hearing where dozens of children facing deportation, some as young as three years old, appealed to stay in the United States. Many of them facing the judge without an attorney representing them. pic.twitter.com/3SZselDAbq

— Erin Burnett OutFront (@OutFrontCNN) September 29, 2026

from Priscilla Alvarez @ CNN,

Most of the children, dressed formally with neatly styled hair, waited impatiently for the judge. Among the first to appear before the judge was a 13-year-old Honduran boy named Angel. He didn’t have an attorneY. 

Asked whether there was a reason he couldn’t return to Honduras, Angel told the judge, “My mom and almost my entire family are here. It’s too dangerous to go back.”

But that wasn’t enough for the judge, who told the boy he did not qualify for asylum. “Would you like to request voluntary departure, or should I issue a removal order?” The judge asked. 

“I don’t know,” Angel replied before bursting into tears. He stared ahead stoically and continued to cry, eventually saying: “I have no one. I have nothing.”

“I understand, but based on your answers, US immigration laws are very strict,” the judge concluded, and gave Angel until the end of the month to appeal his deportation order. 

SCOTT MECHKOWSKI: We should also call things by their proper names. Issuing work-authorization workarounds, or declining to pursue people with final orders of removal, are just amnesty by other names.

My latest article , please read and spread far and wide .

🚨🚨Voters were not confused about what they were choosing in 2024. "Mass deportation" was not a line buried in a white paper. It was printed on signs, chanted at rallies, and repeated by the candidate himself. Americans…

— Scott Mechkowski (@ScottMechkowski) September 30, 2026

excerpts from Mechkowski's article.

Removals are a pipeline: locating the person, arresting him, detaining him, getting a final order through an overwhelmed court system, and putting him on a plane. The pipeline moves only as fast as its narrowest point.

Consider what happens after an arrest. Many people assume a deportation is nearly complete once an officer puts someone in handcuffs. In reality, the foreign government has to be notified, and it has to confirm the person's identity and issue a travel document. Some countries turn those documents around quickly, while others slow-walk them or refuse outright.

Every day of delay is a day in a detention bed that could hold someone else, and if the wait runs long enough, the person may have to be released back into the community. Even when the document arrives, the flight still has to be coordinated, whether that is a seat on a commercial flight with escorting officers or a spot on a charter that has to be filled and scheduled. 

We should also call things by their proper names. Issuing work-authorization workarounds, or declining to pursue people with final orders of removal, are just amnesty by other names. Every one of these moves is a message to the world that American immigration law is negotiable if you wait long enough.

Regardless of how it is covered, a substantial share of Americans support mass deportation. The Harvard CAPS/Harris poll surveyed 1,725 registered voters from May 29 to 30, 2026, with a margin of error of ±2.4 points. It found that 80% support deporting immigrants who are here illegally and have committed crimes, up five points from 75% in April. That includes 71% of Democrats, 90% of Republicans, and 79% of independents.

They are not asking for cruelty. They are asking for a system that works, one with no amnesty, no fraud, and no exemptions for the well-connected.

Here is what keeping the promise would look like: mandatory E-Verify for every employer, funding for detention capacity and fugitive operations that matches the stated goal, worksite enforcement without industry carve-outs, and immigration judges and attorneys to clear a backlog that currently stretches for years.

SEDD: Birmingham city council has moved to ban the English and British flags. They have done this in the “interest of public safety.” They propose instead to hoist the Pakistani flag.

There is the perception that when the Powers that Be imposed mass immigration on its citizens, that this reflects an unintended consequence.

That perception would be wrong. Marxist intersectionality has a telos. And the (self)destruction of their own people and homeland has… https://t.co/WEZP9ZlBzf

— Stephen Coughlin (@S_Coughlin_DC) September 29, 2026

REV. DR. PAUL P. WALDMILLER: I can tell you that there are many MORE Family Law lawyers who lie to protect Illegals too. I know you already know this, but for the unknowing: VAWA & Social Security Title IV funds are easily stolen.

It's simply astounding how many Immigration Lawyers lie daily. --Scott Mechkowski.

Yes sir & since I've first hand professional as well as personal relationships with hundreds of BAR members, I can tell you that there are many MORE Family Law lawyers who lie to protect Illegals too. I know you already know this, but for the unknowing; VAWA & Social Security…

— Rev. Dr. Paul P. Waldmiller 🌏✝️ (@DrWaldmiller) September 23, 2026

from Rev. Dr. Paul P. Waldmiller, 

I can tell you that there are many MORE Family Law lawyers who lie to protect Illegals too. I know you already know this, but for the unknowing; VAWA & Social Security Title IV funds are easily stolen.

from Scott Mechkowski,

It's simply astounding how many Immigration Lawyers lie daily. They fabricate anything to demonize ICE and vilify the agents. So far without even doing a deep dive we've got her on a 3 lies!!! So much for integrity I guess. 1-How the encounter started. She said the first contact was a sideswipe with no lights, and that he didn't know it was ICE. The off-duty detective's dashcam shows a traffic stop with lights on and agents talking to him at his window, followed by a vehicle pursuit. Lie 2-Denied medical care. He was taken to Dell Seton on Sunday. By her own account he went back to a hospital Monday evening, was treated with a morphine drip, and was returned to Pearsall around midnight with ibuprofen and Tylenol. Lie

3-The bullet. Her posts framed the lodged bullet as ICE mistreatment. Elsewhere she said doctors chose not to remove it because the bullet was too close to his spine but argued it was reckless to release him from the hospital that quickly. That makes it a medical decision. DHS says "ICE does not and would not advise, nor be the authority on, a medical procedure.

Updates to follow.

SCOTT MECHKOWSKI: A foreign conviction does not show up [in U.S. databases]. Neither does a Red Notice. A man carrying a 9-year sentence in another country registers in that column as a Non-Criminal.

Let’s talk Interpol Cases today : These are cases I did for years that many haven’t a clue :

The numbers MSM likes to quote , the seventy some percent with "no criminal convictions," are drawn from convictions recorded in United States databases. A foreign conviction does not…

— Scott Mechkowski (@ScottMechkowski) September 20, 2026

Let’s talk Interpol Cases today : These are cases I did for years that many haven’t a clue : The numbers MSM likes to quote , the seventy some percent with "no criminal convictions," are drawn from convictions recorded in United States databases. A foreign conviction does not show up there. Neither does a Red Notice. A man carrying a 9-year sentence in another country registers in that column as a Non-Criminal. And TRAC quietly narrowed it further. They used to count a criminal record, convictions and pending charges together. Now the headline number counts convictions only. So the fleeing to elude felony he is sitting on in Iredell County right now does not move him out of that bucket either. That is the statistic immigration advocates march behind. Purposely built to make a convicted extortionist with an Interpol notice and a hostage in his car disappear into a percentage they love [to] talk about.

"ICE arrests Brazilian National with Alleged Terrorist Ties in Mooresville, NC," Hank Lee, WCNC, June 16, 2026.

https:/rime/brazilian-national-with-alleged-terrorist-ties-arrested-mooresville-north-carolina/275-e7b9dd5a-7274-418e-a4be-371d5bff26e4

WILL TANNER: A good reminder that the Bible describes mass migration of such sorts as judgement from above, like a plague of locusts

“Do not make a covenant with them or with their gods. Do not let them live in your land or they will cause you to sin against me, because the worship of their gods will certainly be a snare to you.”
—Exodus 23:32-33 NIV

““You shall have no other gods before me. “You shall not…

— Louis T. Getterman IV — 🇺🇸/acc (@ltgiv) September 20, 2026

Plenty of Americans, I mean Americans whose parents fought or were conscripted into WWII, view migrants ["alien" is the correct legal term] and immigration as a boon, a benefit rather than a destructive force in society.  Have they forgotten the pre-globalism days of small, local institutions carrying the load of social services along with the church?  Have they forgotten about that?  It just seems that too many Americans suffer from Stockholm Syndrome, where we try to please and bend over backwards with our captors.  Nils Johan Artur Bejerot, 1921–1988, a Swedish psychiatrist and criminologist, coined the term, Stockholm Syndrome. 

Nils Johan Artur Bejerot (1921–1988) was a Swedish psychiatrist and criminologist renowned for his empirical research on drug addiction as a preventable behavioral epidemic driven by social contagion rather than inevitable disease. Graduating with an MD from the Karolinska Institute in 1957 and earning a doctorate in 1974, he served as consulting psychiatrist to the Stockholm Police Department from 1958 to 1988, where he analyzed patterns of abuse among criminals and developed epidemiological models emphasizing demand reduction through strict societal controls.

"Pat Buchanan's The Death of the West," The American Tribune, October 10, 2025.

Death of the West: How Dying Populations and Immigrant Invasion Imperil Our Country and Civilization, Patrick J. Buchanan, 2002.

KIMBERLY WEXLER, MA, JD: The immigration lawyers and NGOs like @AmicaCenter and @supportKIND cannot exist without an open border and children to exploit.

The immigration lawyers and NGOs like @AmicaCenter and @supportKIND cannot exist without an open border and children to exploit.

— Kimberly Wexler MA JD (@KimWexlerMAJD) September 19, 2026

In the Age of Disinformation is Wexler's Substack.  Wexler's Twitter feed is here.

The enemy is a multi-headed serpent.

Catholic Charities, USA, describes itself as "Catholic Charities USA is a national nonprofit that works to reduce poverty and advocates for justice in social structures."

Make the Road New Jersey, headquartered in Elizabeth, New Jersey, describes itself as "Building power of Latino & working class communities to achieve dignity & justice."

Make the Road New York, headquartered in New York City, describes itself as "Building power of immigrant, Black, and brown communities to achieve dignity & justice. 28,000+ members."

Amica Center for Immigrant Rights., describes itself as "Amica Center (Formerly known as CAIR Coalition) Immigration Legal Services for Adults & Children in Detention | Impact Litigation | Social Services," headquartered in DC.

KIND, describes itself as "For over 15 years, we've been at the forefront of protecting unaccompanied immigrant and refugee children worldwide, defending their rights and safety."

🚨 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.
⠀
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