Shutting Down The Border Was Trump’s Most Important Campaign Promise. In 100 Days, He Did It; Upset About Trump’s Aggressive Deportations? Thank A Democrat

By admin On May 8, 2025

Shutting Down The Border Was Trump’s Most Important Campaign Promise. In 100 Days, He Did It:

In a time when political promises evaporate on contact with reality, sealing the border was the one that mattered the most — and Trump got it done within 100 days.

One hundred days into President Donald Trump’s second term and critics are scrambling for talking points, clinging to a set of biased polls in a desperate attempt to paint a picture of failure. But they’re missing the border wall for the trees. Even if every other agenda item were stalled, sidelined, or sacrificed (which isn’t the case), the fact remains that Trump shut down mass illegal immigration and sealed the border — and that alone makes these first one hundred days a generational victory.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said that between January 20 and April 1, “only nine illegal aliens were released into the United States, a staggering 99.99% decrease from the more than 184,000 illegal aliens who were released into the country under Biden during the same period last year.”

Tom Homan said Monday that in the last 24 hours, there were 178 illegal entries into the United States. Notably, according to Homan, the United States averaged 15,000 illegal entries into the United States daily under President Joe Biden.

In fact, the border has been so effectively sealed that even seasoned reporters are struggling to find migrants to report on.

“If Fox were to send me down there right now, I would have trouble finding a single migrant on camera,” Fox News’ Bill Melugin said in March.

CBS News’ Camilo Montoya-Galvez said, “Typically, when we go to the U.S./Mexico border, we at least see one group of people who are trying to cross into the U.S. illegally. We did not see a single migrant.”

According to the New York Post’s Jennie Taer, there has been a 94 percent drop in illegal border crossings when compared to the same time last year under Biden. Meanwhile, February saw the lowest amount of illegal alien crossings (8,300) in 25 years, according to Taer.

This isn’t just a policy win, it’s a win for American culture and American way of life.

Mass migration — whether legal or illegal — is bad for the country. Living in America (let alone becoming a citizen) is not a global entitlement. It belongs to the American people. But America cannot survive mass migration at the levels we’ve seen because it is a cultural wrecking ball. Assimilation — real, meaningful integration into the American way of life — cannot occur when migration happens en masse. Millions of migrants (in this particular instance illegal migrants) arriving in a short period of time cannot be absorbed into the fabric of the nation. —>READ MORE HERE

Upset About Trump’s Aggressive Deportations? Thank A Democrat:

If looking at the mass deportation effort by the Trump administration bothers you, remember who put us in this position.

Remember when all national polls said Kamala was popular? Yeah, that’s why it’s so hard to take seriously a new CNN one showing that a majority of Americans now supposedly say the Trump administration has “gone too far … when it comes to deporting immigrants living in the United States illegally.”

According to the poll, 52 percent of respondents agreed the president’s crackdown on deportations has been excessive (though in what sense, the poll doesn’t say). It’s a 7-point increase from when the question was asked in February.

I’m skeptical that even a quarter of Americans (as in, actual U.S. citizens, not just whoever picked up CNN’s phone call) have strong opinions one way or another about the alien removals from the country, but if even just one person is upset by it, they can take it up with Democrats. They’re the reason Trump has had to get creative in this whole process.

Let’s go back to 2016 when Donald Trump, a reality TV game show star, was elected against all odds to be the first genuine president of the United States to not have any political or military experience. And he did it in large part with a very simple slogan: “Build the wall.” Democrats said no and called Trump supporters racists.

The president tried making a deal anyway. A few billion dollars for walls along the southern border and in exchange he would agree to permanently legalize the “dreamers,” roughly 1 million younger illegal aliens given temporary protection by the Obama administration to stay in the U.S. Democrats said no and called Trump supporters racists. —>READ MORE HERE

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