In a long response post to the notion of "due process" (image is cropped) JD Vance goes

“Here's a useful test: ask the people weeping over the lack of due process what precisely they propose for dealing with... millions and millions of illegals. does their solution allow us to deport at least a few million people per year?

If the answer is no, they've given their game away. They don't want border security. They don't want us to deport the people who've come into our country illegally. ... President Trump and I will not stand for it.”

Someone tries to tell Vance that aliens deserve a fair trail, Vance shuts them down promptly and says we have over 20 million people to deport which would be impossible if every single one of them is given 'due process'

To reiterate, whether you like Trump or not we should be honest enough to take advantage of the opportunities his actions create and appreciate the shift more radical types—more nationalistic if you will—can exploit.

Congressional Republicans preparing an ICE funding hike by $90-$175 billion over the next decade, allowing ICE to expand by thousands and enlist greater outside help. This framework can be used to better deport 20 million + aliens and capture many unwanted legal migrants over time.

White pill

majority of americans are now demanding mass deportations. From only 38% in 2016 to 56% today, the entire nation has slowly been dragged right on immigration.

"they want to deport all 11 million" No, we want to deport all 50 million. And then another 80 million after that.

Official DoD account says Diversity is dumb, true!

Supreme Court will hear the case to end birthright citizenship soon in May—if passed the Administration will have easy legal justification to remove millions of anchor babies and prevent the future citizenship of foreigners.

ICE is now working with Palantir, using new technology to track immigrants and expedite mass deportations.

“We imperatively need a stricter enforcement of our general immigration law, and a permanent percentage limitation...

We want the American race to continue to be [predominately of] the same stock which originally settled the United States, wrote our constitution, and established our democratic institutions...

We want our immigration to be chiefly made up of kindred peoples from northern and western Europe, easily assimilable, literate, of high grade intelligence, able to understand, appreciate and intelligently support our form of government... America for Americans”

—What Next in Immigration Legislation?, Robert De C. Ward, 1922

Stephen Miller applauds the 1924 Immigration Act and loathes the 1965 Immigration Act

Just as no man is called upon to endanger his own life or to sacrifice his own family for the sake of strangers, so no nation is required to open its doors to all comers without regard to the consequences.

—Henry Cabot Lodge, Speech in the U.S. Senate, March 16, 1896

The unrestricted admission of immigrants is a menace to our institutions, just as the unrestricted admission of strangers would be a menace to the security of the family home.

—Samuel Gompers, Testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, February 1924