America is the largest financier of NATO, the greatest source of remittances, aid and assistance in the world. U.S. money subsidises European welfare and health care, and has backed Europe's military development for several decades. China, India, Korea, Japan and the rest of Asia are the main recipients of oil through the Strait. In many ways this conflict is a test on the willingness of everyone else to stick up for their own industry while the U.S. shows off its independence.

Trump's SAVE America Act to reduce election fraud and disenfranchise bad voters is expected to have its first Senate vote today to gauge who will and won't support passing voter integrity laws.

There are several dozens of ANTIFA and leftist cases ongoing right now, the U.S. justice system is just historically slow.

Hundreds of leftists are facing charges for interfering with ICE or protesting the Trump Administration, at a higher pace than the COVID and Floyd riots.

The State Dept revoked several dozens of visas from leftists who mocked Charlie Kirk, and overall revoked a record 100k visas for various reasons thru 2025.

Tennessee Immigration Crackdown has passed the House, moving to Senate.

Japan, Korea and other asian nations have pledged $56bn worth of plans and business projects with America during an energy summit to strengthen production.

Trump secured a deal to acquire TikTok for U.S. purposes after 6 years of contest over Chinese ownership; the fee will be paid to the U.S. in the name of Trump as compensation for making it happen.

The TikTok fee Trump is reportedly set to receive as payment for brokering a good deal is worth 10 billion dollars, enough to pay off nearly a full week of the conflict with Iran, which journalists and experts claimed was a 'very expensive' conflict.

DHS posts an advert urging Indians to go back to India, offering $2600 for them to self-deport and stay out of America.

Resigning from a powerful position to become a podcaster or talking points pundit isn't principled—it just makes you a quitter, like Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Businesses across the country are facing layoffs, restricting activity and adjusting hiring policy as a response to immigration enforcement. Entire resturaunts are closing down as their owners or workers get detained or deported; construction crews slowing down and ERs are getting less full.

The process of clearing out the country of foreigners will run deep and take some time, but progress is being proven.

In 2025, Indians visiting the U.S. fell for the first time in over 20 years.

Indian travel to America fell month after month during 2025. Between January to October 2025 the U.S. saw hundreds of thousands fewer Indians than in 2024.

By all available statistics the Trump Admin has been devastating for Indians, cutting new H-1Bs, delaying old H-1Bs, tanking student arrival and enrollment, increasing monitoring and raising fees.

CNN reports that over 70k migrants have applied to self-deport through the CBP Home App. In addition to this at least 40k are known to have voluntarily departed out of court—voluntary departures are at a record high, higher than on record. Some other 100k ±thousands leave every month without court or reporting plans to depart to CBP or ICE.

For comparison gas prices hit $5 average under Biden, and stayed above $4 in most states for several months in a row.

The Trump State Department has added 12 new countries, mostly african and latin nations, to the list of bond-requirement travel restrictions. This means a total of 50 countries are under bond restriction, on top of the 75 countries visa restricted and 39 countries under a travel ban.

I respect your good faith interpretation of Joe Kent's resignation, however I am doubtful of his honesty. A few months ago, Joe Kent said on camera that Iran has attacked American troops hundreds of times through proxy terrorists and militias that the Iranian regime finances.

Now he says Iran was not a threat; Is he actually opposed to beating Iran, or is he using popular paranoia and displeasure to boost his image? I find it suspect.

In response to a judge trying to delay the remigration of Somalians from the U.S., by pausing the termination of their legal status, the Trump Admin is shoving Somali immigration cases forward in court to expedite denial of their relief.