Last week the Senate passed Trump's funding boost, which provides $40bn for ICE and $20bn for Border Patrol, on top of the $170bn from the Big Beautiful Bill.

The House is queued up to vote for it soon, which would reinforce arrest efforts over this year and the next two.

Mega immigration hearings have spread to California, Lousiana, Minnesota and several other states, wherein double to triple the normal amount of migrants are put in immigration court to speed up deportations. Immigration Court is one of the main hubs and hold-ups of interior removals—expanding this makes mass deportations larger and faster.

DHS will be coordinating action to verify voter citizenship and secure voting with the SSA and Dept of State assistance.

The Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements system will be in use to compare registration lists at a state level, and USPS will cooperate to monitor mail-in ballots, absentee ballots and filter for anomalies, identify fraud. This is a part of President Trump's Election Integrity efforts at a federal level.

New Jersey police are still working with DHS officers to defend Delaney Hall; 6 more leftists were arrested for rioting and refusal to disperse on Saturday night, which are real charges.

People cannot be convicted for protests alone, especially in New Jersey, but can be for physical disorder and violence, which secures actual results.

Scenes on sunday of Delaney Hall; ICE and local police make arrests, push back crowd, letting people walk into charges with credible guilt—state & federal.

More arrests made on Sunday night in Newark, New Jersey outside of Delaney Hall. Leftists tackled, pinned down to the ground, bodyslammed & handcuffed.

Monday night, leftist rioters stand back, crowd very thin after weekend arrests.

This round of denaturalizations includes a Mexican, Indian, Chinaman, Jamaican, Colombian, Somalian, Dominican, Cuban, Filipino, and Haitian for various crimes. The Indian was an H-1B fraudster and the Chinese individual used marriage fraud after being denied way back in 1994.

More counties, townships looking to join the 287(g) program. The Task Force model in particular allows trained law enforcement to identify & arrest illegals with or without criminal record, during their routine and planned duties.

The attacker was a black, a migrant likely let in or invited by the government, who tried to murder a kid in Northern Ireland by beheading. Total subhuman attacks happening on a weekly basis in UK.

‘Congress should codify the Trump immigration program, and then give him tools to expand the immigration program. The president has a travel ban on dozens of countries, we are finally enforcing the public charge rule, obviously we have a sealed border, we have record interior deportations. There's a lot more that Congress could enable: it should be far easier to denaturalize people, it should be far easier to terminate migrant benefits. And we should only let in people who contribute, like the Afrikaner refugees.’

Stephen Miller on what is being done and needs to be done next to build it up.

With funding from President Trump's Great American Outdoors Act the Department of Interior is putting out a large grant opportunity to restore parks, clean woods, serve wildlife and save public recreation areas in the states with federal help.
https://www.doi.gov/pressreleases/department-interior-announces-461-million-parks-and-outdoor-recreation-across-america

Trump's DOJ has doubled down on its directive to eliminate disparate-impact theory and the race-based liabilities it poses, which was largely anti-White in practice, by issuing an opinion that it is an unconstitutional guideline in hiring.

"Despite trying to promote equality, EEOC's disparate impact liability interpretation under Title VII actually fosters the very discrimination its guidelines seek to address," said Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. "This opinion will now allow businesses to hire based on performance, restoring equal opportunities in the American workplace."

"According to the opinion, businesses can use hiring practices that are generally related to job performance—such as aptitude tests, knowledge-based tests, criminal-background checks, and SAT scores—without fear of violating Title VII simply because such practices may result in different outcomes for different demographic groups. To justify using such tools, employers only need to show that the practice is reasonable, useful, or helps serve a valid business purpose."

This is a huge factor to include.

The Trump admin has been making serious top-down moves against anti-White practices and preferences at a federal level, which brings opportunity to clean up even more at a state level.

We have funding cuts to minority-biased programs; DOJ-led probes, charges over business discrimination whether racial or immigration related; higher edu lawsuits and settlements; even symbolic acts like reinstating the Robert E. Lee portrait and the statue of Albert Pike. SPLC indicted, ADL cut off from the FBI; the list is long. Ending birthright citizenship and erasing Democrat political presence would top all of this Trump-era effort off.

Murderer Karmelo Anthony is found guilty and moves on to sentencing, good news.

Congress has finally passed funding to boost the deportation agenda; $70bn to top off the $170bn from the Big Beautiful Bill.

This includes $38 billion for ICE to expand its operations and $22 billion for Border Patrol to continue doing immigration enforcement. The infusion will enable ongoing mass deportations to persist and escalate.

President Trump already has the largest ongoing deportation effort in history, with the strictest immigration court system behind it; once this reinforcement in financial assets goes through, sanctuary jurisdictions and law groups will be the main hold-up remaining, and pending SCOTUS decisons on TPS, birthright citizenship, other immigration matters.

This recently passed and soon to be signed reconciliation bill includes a third of a billion dollars for 'immigration enforcement in non-cooperative areas', meaning surges and lawsuits against sanctuary jurisdictions.

The jury only sentenced Karmelo Anthony to 35 years in prison, far too forgiving.