Something everyone should get is that Trump already understands the Israel issue and has been a vocal opponent of 'forever  wars' for 40 years. President Trump learned from Nixon, if a problem exists, just take it out. Every other president would have let the conflicts against ISIS, Venezuela, Gaza, Somali pirates, etc. linger past their term, exactly what Carter, Clinton, both Bushes, Obama, Biden and many others did. Trump consistently tries to avoid protracted war by using precise attacks, and he covers his downsides in advance  — NGOs were defunded, the border was closed and Iranian capacity was killed to prevent a manufactured crisis of refugees or terror.

President Trump is actively, intentionally getting the job done without allowing Netanyahu or some other figure to twist our hand elsewhere.

President Nixon's advice to future-president Trump, 1989.

An analysis of President Trump's policies shows he is the most restrictive president we have had regarding immigration since Calvin Coolidge. Over 90 countries are under an entry or visa restriction, over 1.6 million migrants have lost or are losing legal status, refugee programs and asylum options are severely limited, and millions are being discouraged from staying or applying to stay here.

“The Trump admin's actions will lead to the largest restriction in legal immigration—setting aside 2020 under Trump—since the 1920s.”

The Atlantic says President Trump has killed the revolution of Khomeinei, whose successor was Khamenei. The Trump Administration is burning entire legacies and institutions to the ground.

The official reporting so far says Iran, rather than directing its resources at a strong attack on Israel, decided to isolate itself by hitting every other Muslim in the region, then let their leader die.

This statement by President Trump does not contradict his military actions whatsoever.

Going into the Middle East, decades ago, was a mistake. We are already entrenched in it, after decades of varied involvement from investment to R&D to intel to immigrants to hostages and thensome. We are not in a position to unilaterally leave it anymore and we cannot immediately 'un-enter' the Middle East now, until it is on course to be a non-issue and is willing to cooperate on trade, counter-terrorism, and mass remigration.

President Trump followed that tweet by saying we must withdraw from the region slowly, carefully. That prospect is a long-term project that won't work with nations that can't cooperate—like Iran. We cannot un-enter the region, so we must make it safe to leave without leaving a worse mess. Therein lies the purpose of President Trump's Board of Peace and numerous investment deals.

In other words, as this reply says, Trump actually intends to win and get the problems resolved. Trump does not try to prolong war, likewise he did not prolong the border flood the way other admins did. I can sympathise with anyone concerned about forever wars and zionist control, however it should be seen Trump has not yielded to the left or foreign interests in 10+ years, which has earned the trust of patriots.

Trump Throwback, over the phone : “[Iran] has been put on notice. If you fuck around with us, if you do something bad to us, we are going to do things to you that have never been done before.”

Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, UAE and Saudi Arabia join to condemn Iran and plan to respond to it accordingly.

President Trump's English-only language requirement and impending non-citizen disqualification rule is taking thousands of migrants off the road, a significant number of whom are hispanic or indian.

The Atlantic reports that President Trump is bringing America to a point where, for the first time in 75 years, America will operate in the Middle East without an expressive commitment to Israel.

America's influence persists through fair deals, U.S. military dominance, reforming the Israeli and Islamic relationship, and the expansion of Trump's Abraham Accords principle and Board of Peace.

Congressman Randy Fine supports Mass Denaturalizations for Mass Deportations.

Trump has said it will take a week or longer since the day it started, after killing Khamenei within less than a day, so he isn't actually adding weeks.

Polling shows that immigrant worries and struggles have increased under President Trump, as his admin is restricting migrant access to government benefits, making it more difficult for illegals to hide, and cutting down the financial advantages foreigners have enjoyed for years.

Democrats in Vermont, Washington, New Jersey, Connecticut, Maine, Arizona and other hotspots are pushing bills to stop ICE from partnering with police, unmask law enforcement, bar proactive arrests, and impede immigration enforcement in various ways while Republicans in WV, Indiana, Tennessee, Florida, Lousiana, Kentucky and red-leaning cities are trying to mandate immigration cooperation.

The reason to vote against Democrats should be clear.

Indiana immigration crackdown to mandate mass deportations in every aspect of the state may become law soon. The bill eliminates sanctuary procesures and enforces migrant restriction, reporting illegals, suing employers or schools or cities for noncompliance or helping aliens.

Over 70 Republicans in Texas have come together calling for Congress to suspend all legal immigration into America until the system has been entirely remade.

A lot of people, many dishonestly, are pretending President Trump was always opposed to striking other countries, and was somehow convinced by Netanyahu or blackmailed by the Epstein Hoax into bombing Iran. This is a ridiculous lie at worst and a hallucination at best, Trump called to punish Iran over 15 years ago. What we oppose is to prolong a losing fight. We are not against winning, we like to crush enemies without wasting time.

The "Trump Doctrine", deal or destroy, is the new principle of warfighting by which the U.S. will operate, not tethered to an immaterial and empty outcome but done for gain and change with minimal failure.

WaPo Op-Ed: This is unlike previous American administrations, such as Bush or Obama, who sent troops to the ground for political principles, but took no treasure and bled-out by the thousands.