Forbes confirms my interpretation:

Positive remarks by President Trump on immigration do not mean or result in policies to help immigrants.

On foreign student visas, H-1Bs and DACA, etc. the admin continues to make it harder than ever for legal immigrants to stay or enter despite Trump's statements.

Fuentes doesn't understand how years are counted. Fiscal Year 2025 ended in September, 2025.

It does not include the final months during which several large raids and city sweeps were conducted, and new rules went into effect. Count 2025 from January 20, 2025 to December 2025 and the removal is over 600k in 12 months, not 18 months.

Altho America was founded in English, it was never made our official language. States have repeatedly voted to make English official or end multilingualism, even 60%+ of California from 1980-2002, yet officials have shot it down every time for civil rights and corporate concerns.

It wasn't until 2025 that English became the official language of the United States, thanks to President Trump. Since that designation his government has been removing multilingual concessions, gutting 'English learner' programs and taking tens of thousands of subliterate drivers off of American roads.

Liberal influencer, marxist advocate and anti-ICE activist Hasan Piker is under investigation for his recent activity, in particular their trip to Communist Cuba.

As of this week President Trump now has 1,860+ law enforcement agreements with ICE under the 287(g) program, most of which are the Task Force model that will allow local and state law officers to arrest illegals in the streets or on the roads.

Prior to 2025 only 140 existed; Dems are currently blocking these in 10+ states.

For a comparison this is what the map looked like after 8 years of Obama and all of the restrictions he imposed.

NYTimes agrees: President Trump is tightening bureaucratic cuffs onto legal immigration in multiple ways.

With 39 countries under a travel ban, 75 under a visa freeze, the diversity lottery stuck and green cards under new scrutiny the paths to enter the U.S. are narrowing and the process to stay is harrowing.

Multiple news sources in the U.S. and in Israel allege Trump is still sidelining Israel to remake the dynamic of the Middle East on his own terms.

During his visit to India Sec State Marco Rubio told Indian figures and journos that America is undergoing a long-term and wide-spread reform of our immigration system, so Indians and the rest of the world must bear with the transition and let the United States work out our issues with the illegal alien population and fraud in the legal immigration process.

In 8 months so far the Trump Admin's Memphis Safe Task Force has made 9,300 arrests and seized 1,550 guns from thugs; the D.C. Safe & Beautiful Task Force has made 13,100 arrests with 1,400 guns seized.

This will serve as a template to crush crime and recidivism in other cities. To replicate such an effort we need cooperative officials at a state and local level—DAs, AGs, Sheriffs, Mayors, etc.—many of whom are subject to voters.

Trump has effectively unveiled a new form of law enforcement in which the media can hardly keep up with the Marshals, thousands arrested without much public attention.

President Trump has ended the use of the refugee system as a siphon of replacement; since October, the refugees admitted here have been 99.9% White from South Africa.

Our modern refugee system began in 1980, and has never been used for the right reason until now under Trump. More White South Africans are being offered a chance to move here if they choose.

New DHS memo directs ICE to enforce rarely-used tools against asylum claims, pursue penalties against migrant fraudsters and disciplinary action against the lawyers who represent them.

This could deter many planned or pending asylum applications and make immigration lawyers rethink their cases.

Millions of illegals and lawful immigrants use asylum as a foothold to work in the U.S., obtain de facto legal status, drop an anchor baby, marry. Holding immigration lawyers accountable for being complicit in that fraud is a step toward ending the cycle. And Trump's DHS has a series of rule proposals which may restrict work authorization from millions of migrants.

The Trump Admin is the first to ever impose serious fines against illegals for being illegal and is heavily changing the asylum and immigration court process to cover our otherwise legally open border back-end. All of this has been developing from Day One. This attack from all sides is how we will over time achieve full Mass Deportations, Mass Remigration and a partial moratorium on third world immigration, even if gradual and mostly by executive order right now.

Keeping the Republicans in power and Trump people in office is our only option.

President Trump's ongoing War on Fraud:

In under 4 months the Trump admin has cut billions misused or stolen by leftists and foreigners, charged dozens, suspended hundreds of health agencies, referred bn's in business loans, blocked mn's in student loans, and exposed OPT. We have lawsuits ongoing for election integrity, citizenship and asylum changes, and a mass denaturalization push. On top of all this, DEI and anti-White discrimination is being dismantled, sued, threatened and uncovered.

This is the first ever full-spectrum effort against fraud and every single Republican state, Republican city, Republican sheriff and cooperative DA, AG can take part.

‘All of the systems in our country, whether it is voting, welfare, benefits, were set up based on the honor system. The idea that you could trust the average person. In many states we don't even check.

But we became a society — as we've seen with the Somali refugee problem in Minnesota — where you have a large number not playing by the rules, and the amount fleeced from us is in the hundreds of billions. We could balance the budget if the only dollars that went out went to individuals who are lawfully and correctly eligible to receive them. So you are now seeing the most robust and muscular effort to be rid of fraud in the history of any developed country.’

— Stephen Miller