Staff Reports
The Trump administration isn’t tiptoeing around the mess at our southern border. Instead, it’s taking a sledgehammer to the broken deportation system and daring the activist judges to try and stop it. America has suffered long enough under a slow, tangled process that only benefits those trying to skirt our laws. Now, Trump’s team is getting ready to bulldoze through the red tape—and about time.
The real problem has always been the bloated, slow-as-molasses court system. Every illegal immigrant knows our system is overstuffed, backlogged, and practically begging to be abused. Thanks to years of open-borders nonsense pushed by globalist elites and their Democrat cheerleaders, the backlog has nearly shut down deportations altogether. The new plan would cut through that disaster, making it finally possible to remove those who shouldn’t be here before they disappear into the shadows.
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But here’s the kicker: you know what’s coming next. The second, President Trump’s stricter rules hit the books, the liberal legal machine will roar into action. Another federal judge with a messiah complex will wade in, pretending to have the authority to micromanage every border decision. We’ve seen it before—these same judges twisted the law to keep our border wide open under Biden and Obama, ignoring the chaos their rulings cause in real American communities.
While everyday Americans want order and safety, the left wants endless loopholes. They cheer for so-called “sanctuary” cities and flood the courts with lawsuits any time someone tries to enforce the law. They don’t care about the crime or the burden on taxpayers. They only care about pleasing their donors and globalist pals.
America deserves a system that works for citizens, not invaders. Trump is finally putting the interests of real Americans first. When the left and their activist judges try to stop him, the question won’t be, “Can we fix this?” It’ll be: “How much longer will Americans let out-of-touch elites tell us what laws we can and can’t enforce?”
