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Hilton Hotels found itself in hot water with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Why? Because one of its locations supposedly turned away our immigration agents who are doing their jobs—keeping our borders safe. This isn’t some minor misstep. This highlights a broader issue of anti-law enforcement sentiment that seems to be thriving among corporate giants and left-leaning entities. Who thought a hotel chain would be next in line to play politics with national security?
Let’s get this straight. Those agents aren’t on a leisure trip—they’re on a mission of critical importance. Americans expect and deserve secure borders, but how can our agents operate when big-name hotels are freezing them out? It’s baffling why any business, especially one as iconic as Hilton, would choose to align themselves against American values. Our border agents need every tool at their disposal—not roadblocks from companies profiting off the freedom this country offers.
Hilton cuts ties with hotel after DHS accuses it of canceling bookings from immigration agentshttps://t.co/30CB2f6Pon pic.twitter.com/Urr1kEbor9
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) January 6, 2026
It’s always the same song and dance with these corporate types. They cozy up to the woke crowd and fill their advertising with virtue signaling. But when push comes to shove, they seem to forget where their bread is buttered—by hard-working Americans who value safety and sovereignty. Making it tougher for our heroes on the border is nothing more than bending to the whims of anti-American radicals.
Now, after the backlash, Hilton apologized. The question remains—was it sincere, or was it just damage control? It’s funny how swiftly they backtrack when there’s a public outcry. This isn’t an honest mistake; it’s a snapshot of how deep the anti-enforcement mentality has seeped into corporate America. Let’s hold them accountable, lest they forget that borders make a country, and no country is safe without them.
The bigger picture is clear as day. This isn’t just about one hotel; it’s a fight for the principles that define our nation. Are we really going to allow our businesses to side with globalist agendas and against our protectors? If companies like Hilton want to stay afloat, they'd better start rowing in the right direction. Otherwise, they'd better have a good excuse lined up next time they face American families who demand security. How much longer will we allow woke ideology to steer the ship?
