The Trump Admin's tightening H-1B rules, bolstered by state-scrutiny from AG Ken Paxton, is reversing the legal invasion of North Texas including the Prosper and Frisco.

Not only is Indian housing presence being flushed, their work access is narrowing which puts their paths to stay at risk. The Trump Admin using HUD has explicitly banned H-1B from getting FHA loans; SBA banned both H-1B and Green Cards from its business loans.

These are intentional steps to confront overprivileged legal immigrants. Their actual total removal will be a different question, but removing their safety nets is a great first step.

Susie Wiles has replied that this story is not true and she is staying in the admin.

A few days into June we have surpassed 1,900 state and local law enforcement agreements with ICE, 1,220 of which are Task Force Model for police to identify & arrest illegals. 2026, a third into Trump's term, we have almost 2,000 agencies on the immigration enforcement effort, up from Obama's pitiful total of 34 in 2016.

This is how you maintain long-term mass deportations; we're seeing real interior removals under Trump.

WaPo, WaEx confirm President Trump is keeping his promise to build the wall.

In 2025 alone we had 5x the border construction contracts of prior years; an historic high volume. This year we're seeing 5 miles of wall built a week, plus technology add-ons, putting us on track to finish the wall once and for all.

Last term President Trump did build 500 miles of wall, mostly replacing the useless and unkept barriers from previous admins like that of Obama—this term we are adding hundreds of miles of brand new, strong material.

Summary of immigration courts lately: Asylum & bond eligibility is so narrow that a record number of aliens are giving up their cases—opting for voluntary departure—or missing their hearings, facing removal.

With judges seeing bigger dockets, we're getting faster deportations. The Trump DOJ and DHS have been coordinating a change in policy to introduce integrity to the immigration court system by pulling back every soft amnesty loophole. The hiring of more judges and help of state officials should further boost our efforts.

Ever since quitting her job like Joe Kent, the useless former counterterrorism dir, MTG has acted with total ignorance for no apparent reason than attention. She left Congress, to become powerless and well-paid, and now attacks Trump from the sidelines, as though she cannot remember he spent all first term trying to restrict and reduce the H-1B program.

She could have stayed in Congress and helped fight H-1Bs, yet she chose to become a sperg activist over “Epstein”, an issue of no actual material effort.

President Trump rose H-1B denial to the highest level in U.S. history first term, then suspended the program in 2020 when judges tried to stop it.

People like her friend Thomas Massie were in Congress fighting with Trump instead of helping him. Massie and MTG have both sponsored to *increase* immigration, actually, and MTG attacked Trump for his immigration enforcement being 'harsh' to migrant workers. Trump-criticism is largely a grift.

Hegseth has kept the Department of War committed to eliminating DEI, diversity philosophy and anti-White discrimination in the U.S. military and Pentagon.

The State Department convened this week to discuss the scope of leftist terrorism and methods to address it.

The terrorist designations of last year grant us authority to create a framework for legal threat assessment, enforcement and confrontation, which State Dept will discuss with international partners in a greater, global meeting in July.

The Department of Justice has arrested credibly accused ANTIFA types and has secured terrorism convictions against ANTIFA members—creating careful cases with serious charges makes it harder for judges to throw out our work. There are plenty waiting for hearing and sentencing later in the year, including the trans activist who murdered Charlie Kirk.

The Trump Admin is filing to revoke 17 more citizenships this week, after 12 were announced last month in May.

Denaturalization is rare: only 305 were tried from 1990 to 2017, in 27 years. Trump I filed 168 in 4 years; This news gives Trump II at least 90 announced in 16 months, so far. The largest ever denaturalization effort is getting larger.

Over 100 visa restrictions against officials with ties to Nicaragua and its adversarial regime.

Another nation has joined President Trump's reverse migration system, the Central African Republic will participate in taking third-country deportations.

Tom Homan says ICE and BP will have to surge New York in larger numbers as a response to New York City passing laws to restrict law enforcement cooperation.

"We're going to send more agents to New York because you took away our efficiency". Homan also says when the 70 billion dollar surplus funding comes in ICE and BP agents will receive new operational support, overtime pay and contracts to greatly increase arrests.

Liberal judges are trying to force open the floodgates so that legal immigration can ramp up again. Congress & SCOTUS have done far too little to help, but the Trump admin will resist and work around these obviously activist rulings. Expect appeals, though there still needs to be a push by lawmakers to restrain the courts.

JD Vance has officially referred Tim Walz and his AG Keith Ellison of Minnesota for criminal investigation regarding serious fraud, negligence, perjury and worse. The DOJ Fraud Enforcement Division will be going after the case, using info from the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud and GOP Oversight Committee.

The case of the "Teen" who murdered Austin Metcalf by stabbing him to death unprovoked is not going well for Karmelo Anthony. His defense has been falling apart, hopefully we can move on to the part where he faces punishment.

To understand how big this is, the ability to strip citizenship has been restrained by multiple decisions (Supreme Court 1967, 1980, 2017 in particular) and for at least 6 decades no admin has tried to do it besides a few cases a year.

Trump first term hit an historic record by filing over 160 cases, this term we are on track to outpace that and the previous 50 years of denaturalizations. This is how we normalise the process, legally.

‘Under the direction of Stephen Miller, Trump’s top domestic-policy advisor, the Administration has chosen to honor the Sesquicentennial by keeping people from entering the United States, by restricting those who have already done so from becoming full citizens, and by trying to strip naturalized citizens of their legal status,

“If returning the U.S. to 1924 is the goal, the Trump Administration is succeeding.”’