Staff Reports
A buzz of excitement fills the air as Donald Trump prepares to land at Joint Base Andrews, marking the second week of his presidency. The media is abuzz with discussions about his achievements in that short time, and it seems the 45th President is off to a roaring start. One of the most prominent topics on everyone’s lips is his decisive action against what many call “woke insanity,” particularly within the Department of Defense.
Among the hot-button issues is immigration, which seems to resonate with a large portion of the American public. A recent poll shows a striking two-thirds of citizens support the deportation of illegal immigrants. This is especially noteworthy in a country where agreement seems as elusive as a sunny day in Seattle. Trump, true to his campaign promises, is embracing this sentiment and getting down to business on border security. It’s as if he’s determined to show the world that the U.S. can, indeed, crack down on illegal entries with some common sense.
In a recent operation, Trump has taken significant measures by directly addressing issues with countries that are refusing to repatriate their nationals who have illegally entered the U.S. Recently, Colombian officials backtracked on their agreement to accept repatriation flights for illegal immigrants. Trump’s sharp response? He threatened to halt visa services at the U.S. embassy in Colombia and impose tough tariffs. Suddenly, like magic, the Colombian government was ready to play ball, mirroring the age-old saying about how sometimes a little firmness can go a long way.
Critics of Trump, especially from the left, seem to be in proper distress over his plans. Notably, a certain Congresswoman expressed her worries about increased costs for coffee and flowers as a result of sanctions meant to uphold U.S. sovereignty. Celebrities like Selena Gomez have even been swept into a whirlwind of emotions, delivering tearful performances on social media over the deportation of illegal immigrants. It raises an interesting question when, amidst so much visible distress, there seems to be a lack of concern for the innocent lives lost due to violent crimes committed by some of these individual immigrants.
The immigration debate is heating up, with Trump’s administration promising to prioritize national security. Stories of crimes committed by illegal immigrants serve as rallying cries for those who support Trump’s strong stance. Many Americans feel a level of urgency surrounding this issue, arguing that securing the border is paramount to combating issues like sex trafficking and gang violence. They believe that national security is worth more than anything, including the costs of food and housing for those who break the law.
Under this new leadership, reports indicate a significant decrease in illegal crossings at the southern border, with only a few hundred apprehensions noted recently—a drastic difference from previous years. This achievement marks a clear shift, signaling that the President’s strategies may already be making a difference. As Trump’s administration continues to unfold, many Americans are keen to observe how these policies will impact both security and immigration in the long run. The world is watching, and things are undeniably getting interesting.
