Last year Thomas Massie said 'troops should quit arresting people for carrying a firearm without a permit'; he implied the feds aren't able to tell who is or is not a criminal during Trump's D.C. crackdown.

And yet, D.C. crime dropped sharply to new lows within months of the surge in arrests performed by Trump's forces.

Hegseth is sharing what someone else shared with him and considered inspiring, in the video he directly says it is a riff of a real verse, not the direct verse itself.

'This was recited by one of the Sandys on a CSAR mission, they call it CSAR 2517 which I think is meant to reflect Ezekiel 25:17'. This part has been cut off from the clip everyone is sharing around.

House Judiciary GOP, which has repeatedly stated 'No Amnesty' will be tolerated, asserts its opposition to extending TPS terminated by Trump. The portion of the GOP that votes against Trump is annoying but small, the portion that votes for us is growing and useable.

Venezuelans who came 'legally' had their legal status revoked, now they're leaving.

Indian foreign student from Bangladesh has self-deported after the Trump admin terminated his legal status, then arrested him for having no legal status.

President Trump has canceled more immigrant driver licenses than every previous president combined; his admin is pushing the trucker purge further by punishing states who fail to comply.

Today the Trump State Department has announced an expansion of their visa restriction and revocation efforts. The Trump Administration already has the record for visa revocation, 100k+, and blocked visas, 3M+.

This new policy platform intends to target 'nationals of countries in our region who direct, authorize, fund, or provide significant support to, or carry out activities that are adversarial to and undermine America’s interests in our hemisphere. These individuals – and their immediate family members – will be generally ineligible for entry into the United States.'

10 House Republicans + one Independent voted to extend TPS for Haitians. Salazar, Giménez and Díaz-Balart preside over 70%+ hispanic districts im Florida, whererin half of all Haitians live. Lawler in New York and McCormick in Atlanta have Haitian neighbourhoods nearby.

These 'Republicans' ultimately broke party line to protect the ethnic headcounts of their areas.

The bill hasn't even hit the Senate for a vote yet. Why do all of the biggest 'news' channels and accounts just lie all day?

You can make up whatever you want and thousands of people will go about their day fully believing it, most won't even try to check if it's true.

On top of record deportations, President Trump has made considerable headway unleashing law enforcement in cities. Within months his task forces net 7k+ arrests in Memphis, 11k+ in D.C., over 600 people were hit with charges for impeding ICE (separate from the 000s of migrants arrested in ICE ops).

Migrant arrests thru police especially climbed 5x, as ICE partnerships with law enforcement have grown 1100%.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has made a threat to pull state grants from the cities of big cities Austin, Dallas and Houston, all three of which are majority non-American, unless they cooperate with state policy by allowing their police to have solid agreements with ICE.

President Trump in March said the Iran conflict would last at least 4-5 weeks. It started on February 28 and wound down on April 8, making his estimate correct. Even moreso since the blockade is not an assault and the Israel-Lebanon struggle was not by American hands.

Iran opened the Strait for Trump and is, apparently, in the process of making a transaction of some sort. It's said the water is being de-mined and nuclear dust will be collected carefully.

Immigration application processing has slowed so significantly under Trump that over 12 million 'legal' migrants are stuck in an approval limbo, unsure if they will get accepted or be denied and depart. This experience prolonged could result in a sweep of cancelations and self-deportations.

‘There's a cliché, used even by people we both like: 'illegal immigration is bad, legal immigration is good'. The problem with that is, just because something is legal, doesn't always mean it's good.

Do you believe every program, every decision authorized by the government is good? No. So why do we apply such a paradigm to something as important as immigration?’ Stephen Miller speaking to young American conservatives in 2021.

Being stuck in legal limbo means a migrant may lose access to work, benefits, even school or transportation, creating an unlivable situation. Migrants whose lawful status expires can be at risk of detention, then deportation.

Several Republican Senators say they will kill the bill that tries to extend TPS and any law that pushes for amnesty.