Whose country is it?

This crap is not tolerated in Mexico or any other countries. True national unity is impossible when there are still progressive communist democrats who have actively ignored immigration law, promoted political violence, and incited calls for assassination over the years. You can’t attack someone with a sledgehammer and demand that everyone relax and make peace.

Thousands of Protesters March in NYC Over President-Elect Donald Trump’s Win: ‘Donald Trump Has Got To Go’

In a video posted to X by Turning Point USA reporter Savanah Hernandez, protesters could be seen holding a black banner with yellow words that said, “We Won’t Back Down.”

“Hey hey, ho ho, Donald Trump has got to go,” the protesters could be heard chanting.

In another video posted to X by Hernandez, migrant protesters could be seen holding signs that said, “Protect keeping families together program,” and “We Hispanics are the engine, and the workforce of the economy of this beautiful, and blessed country.”

In another video posted to X, protesters could be seen holding signs that read, “This world doesn’t belong to the 1%” and “Protect our freedoms, families, futures.” <Source>

A solution…

• Close the Border and Halt Immigration: This seems to be a prudent response to hordes of illegals flooding the border. No more “catch and release.” It’s now, catch and deport now.

• Track entry and exit, with warrants for Visa overstays: Many wealthier illegal aliens enter legally and overstay their Visas.

• Limit Foreign Students: Especially students in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) specialties with access to advanced equipment and facilities.

• Limit Foreign Employees in Critical Infrastructure: Limit access to critical infrastructure to those with vetted backgrounds.

• The registration drive: Illegal aliens have 180 days to file a form, under penalty of perjury, declaring their country of origin, legal name, aliases, residence, place of employment, their driver’s license number, along with any other government-issued documents, their immigration status, family members under 18, relatives, criminal history or arrests, and any social services they receive.

• Enforcement: Any contact with law enforcement, social services, or employer triggers a review and sets a mandatory court date.

• Policy: Last in, first out seems to be a reasonable policy.

Bottom line…

The issue of unchecked illegal immigration presents a compelling case for urgent reform, as it strains social services and safety nets essential for the well-being of legal American citizens.

Municipalities are facing unprecedented financial pressures, often being forced to divert resources from crucial services like education, healthcare, and public safety to accommodate the growing needs of undocumented populations.

This misallocation of funds can lead to bankruptcy for local governments, compromising their ability to serve all residents effectively.

Furthermore, many illegal aliens are receiving preferential treatment over law-abiding citizens when it comes to driving offenses, petty crimes, and drug use, exacerbating social tensions and eroding trust in public institutions.

It is vital to address these challenges to ensure a fair and sustainable system that prioritizes the needs of all Americans.

We have had enough of the progressive communist democrats and their attempt to flood the nation with a new and hostile electorate.

We are so screwed.

--Steve