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The Trump administration’s border policies are delivering historic results, with illegal crossings dropping 96% this year. Military support and tough enforcement have turned the crisis into a success story. Over 28,000 border encounters were recorded last month, down from 256,000 a year ago. Officials credit the CBP Home app and self-deportation trends for this dramatic shift.
Smugglers are now helping migrants return home, a sign that the administration’s hardline approach is working. Videos of overcrowded foreign prisons, like one in El Salvador, are spreading fear among illegal immigrants. This has led many to choose “self-deportation” rather than face arrest or detention. The message is clear: America’s borders are no longer open for abuse.
Liberal cities like Rochester, New York, are finally cooperating with federal agents despite sanctuary laws. A leaked video showed local police aiding Border Patrol during a traffic stop, defying far-left policies. Border Czar Tom Homan praised the officers, saying sanctuary rules endanger police and communities. This alignment shows states are waking up to the dangers of unchecked illegal immigration.
The mainstream media is accused of siding with violent gangs instead of law enforcement. DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin slammed outlets for spreading “false sob stories” about criminals like Tren de Aragua members. She emphasized that DHS uses thorough intelligence to target threats, not just tattoos or social media posts. Critics say the press cares more about activists than public safety.
Deportations are up 50% under Secretary Kristi Noem, with ICE removing child abusers, rapists, and gang members daily. Officials report record numbers of arrests, proving the administration’s commitment to safety. “These monsters have no place here,” McLaughlin said, praising ICE officers as heroes. The focus is on victims, not criminals, reversing soft-on-crime Biden-era policies.
A CBS News poll shows 58% of Americans support mass deportation, reflecting public approval of Trump’s measures. Even migrants in liberal cities like Denver are reconsidering staying. One Venezuelan asylum seeker admitted he changed his mind after seeing enforcement ramp up. The administration’s message is resonating: law and order matter.
Secretary Noem’s Latin America visits strengthened partnerships to deter illegal migration. Nations like El Salvador now accept deportation flights, easing the burden on U.S. resources. This cooperation, plus military-backed border security, has made crossings harder than ever. The era of easy entry is over.
While the left attacks these policies, results speak for themselves. Safety is up, crossings are down, and Americans feel protected. The administration vows to keep fighting until every threat is removed and the border is sealed. This is what leadership looks like.
