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Jana's avatar

Coming to a small town near you if we don't keep the pedal to the metal on deportations and prosecuting crime…big and small.

Free in Florida's avatar

We’re not so vulnerable as we were during the Biden years. I doubt they’d try much over the border now with Trump - don’t you think?

Andy Ngo's avatar

There is no physical border wall.

Free in Florida's avatar

Hi Andy, yes, I’m aware of that and know what you’re saying in your article. We do have a defined border, though, which is what I meant. I know you know So Much more than probably most government officials about the inner workings of the cartels and all of us know how dangerous they are (along with their progressive friends in the U.S.) - but I still say that a positive is that we aren’t so vulnerable as we were. At least we have a president who will fight back.

I’m thankful you’re getting the information out there about what’s going on behind the scenes. Too many Americans are clueless.

Pamela Fitzsimmons's avatar

Wish I could agree with you, but with American progressives and their friends in the news media, Trump is under constant attack. He might look more vulnerable than you think. Also vulnerable are some American cities, especially the one I live in — Portland. All the cartel has to do is show up in frog costumes.

Jana's avatar

No, I don't think so. The Democrats are desperate and they will do ANYTHING to get back in power. They have already proven that.

David Montgomery's avatar

Halls of Montezuma again — send in the Marines!

Thomas L.'s avatar

If our country reverts back to no borders and soft in crime this is what we can expect in a few years.

Leslie L Allen's avatar

This is why mass migration is destroying the West. As my Grandma Pete used to say, "Wherever you go, there you are," meaning you can run to the other side of the world but you're still you and unless you make the effort to change your history of poor life choices, you will always belong in the same sh*thole that birthed you. If you import the third world, you become the third world, because those willing to work hard and make the necessary choices to change themselves are few and far between in this fallen world. If we don't codify Trump's immigration agenda, you can expect the next cartel boss to die and cause the burning of a town will have an American address.

Michelle Dostie's avatar

Trump’s Immigration agenda is in our legal code in INS, USCIS. That’s where the Immigration Judges Judge illegal immigrants. It was created by Congress many decades ago.

Leslie L Allen's avatar

I was more discussing what Trump's done to seal the border, mandating and funding E-Verify for all businesses to shut off the jobs magnet, to start punitive taxing on foreign remittances and making hiring illegal aliens a mandatory minimum jail sentence for business owners who knowingly hiring these economy killers. I'm assuming you thought I was too stupid to understand the difference between federal immigration laws and presidential agendas or do *you* not understand the difference? If you were genuinely trying to be helpful, my apologies.

Michelle Dostie's avatar

I’m sorry I understand now that your focus was on implementing the laws for the E-verify and the like. I don’t know where those laws are in the US code but I do remember the Social Security Administration advising my husband’s employer years ago that hundreds of employees were illegal. All were let go and the government imposed huge fines on the employer(whose name you would recognize). Insofar as border sealing, President restore the duties of Border Patrol to catching illegal aliens, and vetting. These duties were removed by Biden. The crossings became minuscule. I’m concerned now because of the cartel war and its proximity to the border. This is Mexico’s war and much needed for both nations. The USA is providing the intelligence for Mexico.

Leslie L Allen's avatar

I answered you far more fully but it just vanished, so I'll just say the important parts. As I said previously, my apologies. I catch a lot of flak for my stance on immigration and I tend to shoot first and query later. I'm pleased I was wrong and you weren't being rude like I suspected. Thank you for taking the time to answer. God bless.

Leslie L Allen's avatar

As I said, my apologies. I'm used to catching flak from the left on immigration matters and tend to shoot first and query later. E-Verify was passed in Congress years ago, but only for large employers and has been only partially funded throughout the years at best. We need to expand E-Verify to all employers crap and make darn sure it's fully funded. If we can kill the jobs magnet, we kill the majority of illegal immigration. Also, firing illegals isn't enough. We need to start putting CEO's in prison for a minimum of 2 years for knowingly hiring each illegal. If you hire ten illegals, your prison term would be 20 years. If the illegal steals documents, obviously, we wouldn't punish the company for that, unless they were aware the documents were stolen. Until companies have skin in the game, they'll always be tempted to hire illegals they can pay less and work harder because the illegal is unwilling to report the company and possibly be deported. It's just not justice to punish only one partner of a federal crime. As far as sealing the border, we need to codify into law if states pass sanctuary laws, politicians responsible and AG's who fight to keep those laws, should also do time. We do that in Florida and when my town threatened to invoke sanctuary status, Governor DeSantis threatened to arrest and charge the city council members responsible. They dropped the whole idea within 24 hours. If we do all that, we've eliminated the illegal immigration problem from both ends and if we can force the Senate to pass the SAVE Act, we've ended the Democrat Party's ability to steal elections through illegal immigration and ending much of the 'ballots by mail' fraud too. We just need Mitch McConnell to lead, follow or get the hell out of the way and we have a shot.

Londoner's avatar

Leftists want the whole of the US to function like Mexico.

Deanna Nace's avatar

The first think that came to mind while reading this report was that Antifa operates just like the Cartel. In Blue States the government bows 🙇‍♂️ down to antifa. We've all seen the videos of cops standing idly by as conservative reporters get assaulted by antifa. Eventually the reporter ends up in handcuffs going to jail. Of course the woke DA files charges against the reporter that he would never file against antifa.

MarqB's avatar

thanks again Andy

Richard Luthmann's avatar

Andy Ngo may not have meant to produce a tourism ad, but that footage did more for “Gulf of America” branding than any chamber of commerce campaign ever could. When a so-called luxury resort town turns into a war zone overnight because a cartel boss is eliminated 500 miles away, Americans notice. Burning streets, absent police, citizens fighting fires alone — that’s not instability at the margins, that’s cartel sovereignty in real time. Security is prosperity. Order is freedom. If Americans want beaches without narco-militias, the message writes itself: vacation where the rule of law still rules.

Pnoldguy's avatar

And where exactly does the rule of law still exist, because it sure isn't in the US unless you are one of the protected class.

Bill Swickard's avatar

This whole scenario should be bringing notice to those who believe that Trump and his leadership are doing an evil thing by stopping the border crossings, impeding drug movement, and shipping illegal alien criminals out of this country. When the criminals overwhelm the government and the military, the country is lost without outside help. Who would be big enough and strong enough to help us? That is not happening here because of the current administration. What would have been our status if the Harris/Walz team had won? I believe the blue sanctuary cities would be under siege with little help available, just like Jalisco Mexico.

Chris's avatar

And the democrats want more unvetted people coming to the US from these third world shitholes. SMH.

S.C.'s avatar

This is a resort town. Spent a week there years ago.

Jon Hepworth's avatar

That sounds like something that the Cartel would do in Mexico. I visited PV in 1999. My retired ex-friend lives there