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Illegal aliens and ineligibles were siphoning up to $218 million a year in taxpayer-funded housing assistance.
That ends now under @POTUS.
We were today years old...
Residents of federally funded public housing will be required to show proof of U.S. citizenship or eligible immigration status under a new rule published Thursday. cbsn.ws/4jdWOQ7
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Massive. Important piece to this is Trump's numbers are interior removals. Obama's were illegals stopped at the border that were counted as removals.
NEW: Per DHS press release, ICE carried out 483,200 deportations in Fiscal Year 2026, an average of 1,300+ per day and the highest single year in agency history, beating Fiscal Year 2025’s prior record of 442,640 deportations.
DHS says they deported more people in FY2026 than in nearly 3 full years of the Biden administration combined.
TRUMP
FY 2026: 483,200
FY 2025: 442,640
BIDEN
FY 2024: 271,480
FY 2023: 142,580
FY 2022: 72,190
FY 2021: 59,000
Graphic via DHS press release.
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Let's see how he votes but this dude is a devout southern Baptist, tough-on-crime prosecutor, pro-ICE, pro-closing the border, pro-2A, pro-life, anti-transing kids, and anti-transwomen in girls sports. Sounds like an even swap. DINO?
Scott Colom will defeat Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in a major upset to become the first Democrat that voters in deep-red Mississippi have elected to the chamber in more than four decades, CNN projects. cnn.it/4iEnxUo
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I got detention in 2006 for arguing with my history teacher after he insisted that building a border wall was impossible and that I was disgusting for even wanting one.
I should look him up on Facebook…
🚨Trump’s Border Wall Nears Completion
By the end of Trump’s second term, the Trump administration is on pace to complete 1,418 miles of primary steel bollard wall, 708 miles of secondary steel bollard wall in high-traffic areas, 536 miles of waterborne barriers, and 536 miles of Smart Wall technology coverage in areas with otherwise impassable terrain.
Most importantly, Trump’s new border wall is set to become a permanent feature along the United States’ southern border.
In California, Arizona and New Mexico, the wall sits on the Roosevelt Reservation, a 60-foot-wide strip of land owned by the federal government along the border. In Texas, the federal government has been acquiring private land through eminent domain. Once the government takes the title, the land stays federal.
And even if Democrats regain control of the federal government in the future, Trump’s border wall is set to remain in place. When construction was paused in 2021 under Joe Biden’s directive, the existing wall stayed up despite the Biden administration’s best legal efforts to take it down.
In essence, President Trump has not only illegal-alien-proofed the southern border, he’s Democrat-proofed it as well.
Follow: @MorseReport
BRICS is dead.
Russia has effectively abandoned attempts to replace the dollar with China’s yuan under the pressure of US secondary sanctions, underlining the difficulties facing other nations looking for an alternative global currency bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Da Dad retweeted
You can see how easy it is for foreign powers to manipulate this type of person via Instagram reels or whatever. Massive national security threat where freedom of speech is being weaponized against low IQ retards with zero defense mechanisms
Da Dad retweeted
And now that sacred land has been developed into a golf course and mansions. The tree huggers and armchair historians that stopped that project should feel like idiots.
On this day in 1993, Michael Eisner announced plans to build a $650 million American history-themed park called Disney's America. It was planned to be built 35 miles west of Washington D.C. in Haymarket, Virginia.
The park's master layout featured nine distinct thematic zones arranged around a central lagoon, tracing American history from the colonial era through World War II.
Preservationists and citizens fiercely protested building an amusement complex just five miles from the Manassas National Battlefield Park, fearing that urban sprawl and commercialism would ruin the area's historical sanctity. The plans were officially canceled in September of 1994.
Da Dad retweeted
An obese idiot proudly saving their local abandoned parking lot from being turned into a local money-printing machine is a perfect metaphor for what the country did last Tuesday.
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California voters have rejected Proposition 45, which would have made housing easier to develop. After raising most taxes on themselves (but not billionaires) and keeping housing impossible to build, in an election about "affordability," one has to wonder. kcra.com/article/california-…
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California voters have rejected Proposition 45, which would have made housing easier to develop. After raising most taxes on themselves (but not billionaires) and keeping housing impossible to build, in an election about "affordability," one has to wonder. kcra.com/article/california-…
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Da Dad retweeted
The Chief of Staff already has a lawyer. The Attorney General of the United States and the Department of Justice.
Official statement from incoming Oversight Chairman @RepRobertGarcia on Stephen Miller being announced as White House Chief of Staff:
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Newsom just commuted the sentence of the man who locked this boy up in a cage, made him eat cat shit and shot him with BBs for fun only to watch him die.
Let's see how the markets feeling about this...
🚨 BIGGEST SINGLE-DAY WIPEOUT IN US STOCK MARKET HISTORY
$2.8 Trillion has been wiped out from the US stock market today so far, the largest one in history.
Previously, the largest single-day wipeout was of $2.69 Trillion during the Covid crash.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Black Monday (Oct 19, 1987) was the largest one-day percentage drop in S&P 500 history at –20.5%, wiping out roughly $500 billion (about 20% of the then ~$2–3 trillion total U.S. market).
For context, the S&P 500 was down roughly 3–4% in trading on Nov 5, 2026.
Sources:
federalreservehistory.org/essays/stock-m…