I am not a big fan of Jesse Kelly. This is an insightful interview, nonetheless, that covers important topics: e.g., the importance of the individual states asserting themselves and taking power from the federal government; the failure of Red State/ southern Republicans (Thom Tillis is mentioned briefly); and the rapid, inexorable deterioration of our country: (HT: NC Renegade)
A Dose Of Political Reality
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Can it be done ?
President Dwight Eisenhower deported 13 million Mexican nationals in 1954, President Herbert Hoover ordered the deportation of all illegals to open up jobs for Americans during the Depression and Harry Truman deported 2 million illegals to create jobs for returning GIs .
Liberals have tried debunking these figures. But it can be done if there is the will to do it.
Yes, it can be. But you must have a strong leader advocating it, and others within his party on his side. That is why we have heard within the last week folks saying what we have can’t be fixed. Trump might want to deport, but even in the event the GOP controls both houses of Congress, he won’t have his party on his side entirely.