If the lesson of the 2026 midterm is not we need more deportations, then we are more screwed than I thought. My hope is that Stephen Miller can help him get back to what we voted for in 2024.
This. ⬇️
I’ve tried my best to stay out of a lot of right wing disagreements. I was more of a doubter on Trump Admin over the last year, but didn’t see any benefit in publicly attacking the loudest Plan Trusters. But now I want to offer my opinion on Stephen Miller, especially as it relates to the Iran War.
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Folks, @EWErickson is right that H-1B holders can’t vote. That’s exactly the point. The H-1B isn’t a temporary worker program anymore, it’s a citizenship pipeline.
Since 1990, roughly 2,000,000 Indian nationals have naturalized through it. Six plus years on the visa, then a green card, then five more to citizenship. They’re not guests. They’re voters. And when they vote, 62% back Democrats. 19% Republicans.
That’s the October 2026 Carnegie survey. In 2020, it was 68 to 22. The margin hasn’t closed, it’s widened.
Abbott begged the tech companies to come to Texas. He helped turn it blue. It will likely stay blue. As went CA due to mass immigration, Texas will now follow…
Is this true?
I am American of Indian Origin and The problem is not undercutting wages because of Visas - the problem is FRAUD. 1 City in India gets 30% of WORLDS OPT and H1 Visa. FRAUD !!! The Fraud is in upwards of 10 Billion dollars.(2 Images Below)
1. H1 changes require Congress approval and it will take Years
2. There are INDIRECT way where H1 can be choked Easily
a) H4 VISA(Spouse Visa) - CANCEL H4 VISA - 40% fraud will vanish
b) OPT VISA(Student Visa) - Get validity to 1 year - Another 40% fraud will vanish. With 1 year OPT validity - Universities will get supply of students.
c) Then you can easily fix the remaining 20% H1 Fraud
d) REPUBLICANS can do this TODAY - with EXECUTIVE ORDER
I have long said the left hates everything that is good, right, true and beautiful. I have also given the reasons. Listen to new WH Chief of Staff also explain it. This is what I voted for in 2024.
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Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa promised to end the state takeovers of Fort Worth ISD and Lake Worth ISD. Today’s Fort Worth Report explains why the election does not automatically hand those boards back.
State law generally ties an entire board of managers’ removal to two consecutive years of acceptable ratings at the campus that triggered the takeover, with a phased return to elected trustees. Replacing individual managers is different.
FWISD trustee Roxanne Martinez said, “Our children cannot afford to become a casualty of another transition.” She also warned about low student achievement and a nearly $50 million shortfall.
Kids first means following the law and improving the schools, not pretending a campaign promise erases the work.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire signed an order Friday telling HPD to contact ICE only when someone is arrested on a jailable offense. Chief Noe Diaz said a driver who gets a traffic ticket — even with an administrative ICE warrant — “goes about their day.”
Whitmire explained the timing: “I also do this knowing that elections matter.” Axios also quotes him saying, “New leadership, new policies, and that’s what we’re responding to.”
An election changes leadership. It doesn't end the need for cooperation on immigration enforcement. Houston should explain how this policy protects public safety.
Democrats just laid out the wish list for January: expand Medicaid, kill the school-choice program, and roll back the border and ICE-cooperation laws. Voters spoke on Nov 3. Fair enough. Those promises still have to clear a Republican Senate. Thank goodness we have an R Senate!
19.5% of all jobs are filled with foreigners INSTEAD of Americans. Gen Z shouldn’t have to compete with foreigners. No wonder they are either full-blown socialist or so far right they are posting Anakin memes. There is no in-between.
Foreign-born employment surges by 809,000 in October, while native-born employment declines by 64,000.
Foreign-born workers now account for 19.5% of US employment, up from 19.1% in September.
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