In the face of apparent moderation on mass deportation policy, Stephen Miller has actually been making rounds with lawmakers and officials to reinforce immigration enforcement efforts.

This is coming to fruition recently in Tennessee, focusing on shoving illegals out of the system and turning the state into a tool of identification & removal.

'Stephen Miller raised the idea of ending public education and schooling funding for migrant children in a meeting with Texas lawmakers in Washington, which would be a challenge to decades-old U.S. Supreme Court precedent. ... Ending public schoolfor migrant students in Texas would be a major reversal that could be replicated by other red states.'

Seeing that Joe Kent is now parading with leftists and promoting unproven theories of grievance politics, I feel confident in saying his reasoning for resignation was shallow and his motivations are incredibly unserious.

Trump's DHS has deported nearly 13,000 non-Mexicans to Mexico, a punishment worse than prison.

Trump has deported more Cubans than any other US President, the most Cubans removed since the 1960s. Thousands of them are being dropped in Mexico in cases where Cuba doesn't take them.

'Migrants from Cuba have been in the U.S. for decades...only under Trump have such migrants been targeted for removal.'

Trump's Housing and Development dept (Secretary Pictured) is launching an investigation into a housing program in Washington state that discriminates against Whites in favour of non-Whites. HUD calls this an illegal DEI activity.

'Arrests of migrants with no current criminal record surged 2,450%+ in Trump’s first year, driven by increases in tactics like “at-large” arrests and worksite raids ... Detention of immigrants is at its highest ever recorded level.'

Tens of countries have agreed to take migrants from the U.S. thanks to deals made by Trump; Costa Rica joins and offers to handle dozens of deportees weekly as America pours them out.

Indian news reports a probable 30-50% drop in H-1B filings compared to last year.

A second Court of Appeals has sided with President Trump, ICE and the DOJ on mass detaining a massive volume of migrants, making ICE 2-0 in the circuit.

The program he is referring to has existed for 60 years, but he is upset Trump took 1 year to gut it.

This kind of ungrateful, unrealistic attitude is why it's taken us decades to get anywhere. People like this are not doing anything to help us fix it faster, they're just yelling at the driver while sitting in their carseat.

This is the mindset most people need to be operating on. We're in a long fight.

We are asking for expedited Judicial Review because they are robbing our Country blind, “Centers” that don’t exist are being paid tremendous amounts of money, and yet we have Court Orders not letting us proceed. They are being protected by our unbelievably Corrupt and OUT OF CONTROL Court System! Billions of Dollars are being “handed over” to CROOKS, and the Courts won’t let us do anything about it. Again, EXPEDITE! President DONALD J. TRUMP

Now over 1,550 police x ICE agreements

Net migration declined by half after only 6 months of President Trump taking office. A significant portion of the recorded immigration during 2025 was under Biden's term (Because of Fiscal Years, which includes Oct-Jan), so the overall drop will be more pronounced for 2026, 2027 under Trump's restrictions.

In New York City the influx of new immigrants went down by 70% between Summer 2024 and Summer 2024.

This is only a census estimate, however the general trend of all available data shows net immigration, legal too, is in decline even without factoring in ICE, travel bans or stricter vetting.

USCIS head Joe Edlow has been stalling legal immigration processing, causing an uncomfortable situation that leads many migrants to give up and go home, or stop trying to apply at all, or wait indefinitely. Excellent work by USCIS.

Two more denaturalizations. A Ukranian and a Cuban. Citizenships revoked.

The results of government policy tend to show best at a county and state level. Areas that pass immigration enforcement laws will experience better deportation progress, but they need people willing to speak and vote for that to happen. All the talk about the White House needing to do more must be backed up by people at a lower level doing more too, whether through GOP politics, independent lobbying or local law enforcement.

Tom Homan: 'If you think the numbers were good last year, wait 'til this year. I see a lot of language out there saying President Trump is backing off of mass deportations. He is not. (Our numbers are better than the Eisenhower numbers)

We have sanctuary cities and Congress in the way, but we are suing the hell out of those. We will get the numbers we need.'