Staff Reports
President Donald Trump is once again stepping up to protect American interests with a decisive ban on citizens from 12 countries, mostly in Africa and the Middle East. This is not just policy; it’s a bold statement of American strength and resolve. Critics want to paint this as an act of xenophobia, but in reality, it’s about safeguarding the nation from threats to our security. Do we really want to risk our safety for political correctness?
Liberals will have you believe that everyone deserves a place in America, no questions asked. This naive approach jeopardizes American lives. President Trump’s measure is a necessary backlash against the failed strategies of open-border advocates. The left has blinders on when it comes to immigration. They don’t see the dangers that unchecked access presents to our nation.
This isn’t just a resurrection of an old policy; it’s a necessary evolution. The world is a volatile place, and America doesn’t have the obligation to endanger its citizens on the altar of globalism. Trump understands that leaders must put their citizens first. It’s about time someone did. His critics, meanwhile, continue to prioritize foreign interests over the security of their own country.
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— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) June 6, 2025
There’s hypocrisy in the left’s condemnation of this policy. They live in gated communities and have personal security details while lecturing everyday Americans on why they shouldn’t worry about who enters the country. They say Trump is fearmongering, but who’s really afraid—the president standing firm, or the liberals with their heads in the sand?
Trump’s ban isn’t just policy—it’s leadership. It’s what separates a strong leader from a globalist puppet. As the president secures our borders once more, we should ask ourselves: Are we going to let misguided globalists dictate America’s future, or stand with a leader who unapologetically puts America first?
