The program he is referring to has existed for 60 years, but he is upset Trump took 1 year to gut it.

This kind of ungrateful, unrealistic attitude is why it's taken us decades to get anywhere. People like this are not doing anything to help us fix it faster, they're just yelling at the driver while sitting in their carseat.

This is the mindset most people need to be operating on. We're in a long fight.

We are asking for expedited Judicial Review because they are robbing our Country blind, “Centers” that don’t exist are being paid tremendous amounts of money, and yet we have Court Orders not letting us proceed. They are being protected by our unbelievably Corrupt and OUT OF CONTROL Court System! Billions of Dollars are being “handed over” to CROOKS, and the Courts won’t let us do anything about it. Again, EXPEDITE! President DONALD J. TRUMP

Now over 1,550 police x ICE agreements

Net migration declined by half after only 6 months of President Trump taking office. A significant portion of the recorded immigration during 2025 was under Biden's term (Because of Fiscal Years, which includes Oct-Jan), so the overall drop will be more pronounced for 2026, 2027 under Trump's restrictions.

In New York City the influx of new immigrants went down by 70% between Summer 2024 and Summer 2024.

This is only a census estimate, however the general trend of all available data shows net immigration, legal too, is in decline even without factoring in ICE, travel bans or stricter vetting.

USCIS head Joe Edlow has been stalling legal immigration processing, causing an uncomfortable situation that leads many migrants to give up and go home, or stop trying to apply at all, or wait indefinitely. Excellent work by USCIS.

Two more denaturalizations. A Ukranian and a Cuban. Citizenships revoked.

The results of government policy tend to show best at a county and state level. Areas that pass immigration enforcement laws will experience better deportation progress, but they need people willing to speak and vote for that to happen. All the talk about the White House needing to do more must be backed up by people at a lower level doing more too, whether through GOP politics, independent lobbying or local law enforcement.

Tom Homan: 'If you think the numbers were good last year, wait 'til this year. I see a lot of language out there saying President Trump is backing off of mass deportations. He is not. (Our numbers are better than the Eisenhower numbers)

We have sanctuary cities and Congress in the way, but we are suing the hell out of those. We will get the numbers we need.'

It's very sad to see someone who was an icon of sorts in right-wing memes end up an impotent, underinformed or dishonest version of a liberal with 'White' interests on the side.

If you dislike Trump so much that you'll lie about reality itself and side with the people who hate you, you've probably lived past your purpose.

Net immigration into America is down across the board, including H-1Bs and student visas. Meanwhile, migrant detention and departure are being pushed past historic highs and can climb farther with better state cooperation.

You don't need to be a sycophant to acknowledge sincere progress, but if you choose to lie you're practically worthless.

This is the first White House in 60 to 90 years that remotely celebrates reversing and reducing immigration at all.

A reminder that denaturalization is historically very rare; only 305 cases filed between 1990 and 2017. Trump's first term beat that with 170 cases filed throughout 2017 to 2020.

This current term the DOJ is pursuing dozens to hundreds of denaturalization cases a month if possible, an extreme escalation. That will take serious legal work in the background of the news. Over two dozen denaturalization filings were announced on the DOJ news list so far.

New executive order requires federal contracts to be made with a prohibition on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) practices and any activity that may discriminate such as a preference for non-White causes or clients.

Likewise the Attorney General is directed to give priority to charging DEI violations and the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council must end provisions that oppose this.

President Trump's FCC has approved a rule to restrict and regulate language proficiency against call centers and encourage onshoring away from foreign countries like the many in South Asia.

https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-proposes-call-center-onshoring-english-proficiency-requirements

The White House has announced an app I would recommend making an ICE app. Daily arrest reports, on-board tipline, pics of the migrants and their crimes, locations of sanctuary cities. A map of ICE detention. Tab that says 'Is your police department with ICE?' and pulls up 287g agreements, or county rulings. We need a direct tab for people to be in the know on immigration (besides following Appeal to Pragmatism.)

This morning Pam Bondi has said she is pushing for a law change to make the process of denaturalization easier, faster and much much larger.

Exactly what we need to happen for mass denaturalizations!

A visual depicting Trump's expansion of 287(g) agreements between police and ICE to arrest, identify and remove aliens.

This program has existed since 1996, yet it wasn't until 2025 anyone truly began to use it. From 140 to 1,400 in 1 year, and we are now nearing 1,600 agreements. Mass Deportations are made of these infrastructure and network changes.

https://www.ice.gov/identify-and-arrest/287g

'For 30 or 40 years we haven't had an admin take fraud seriously. A lot of anti-fraud protections were actually turned off by the Biden administration...

We're going to turn back on those anti-fraud protections for the whole govt, across all departments so that all of these Cabinet officials are looking at what's going on and can stop fraud.'