Let’s talk about immigration.

So essentially, a certain class of people in America are allowed to break federal law by entering our country, and not be deported. Very cool. Why am I not allowed to break federal laws, tom? But your favorite “residents” can.

Suozzi’s sudden pivot to “bipartisanship” on immigration reeks of political theater. Let’s be clear: Biden’s open-border disaster fueled the crisis, with encounters hitting 302,000 last December alone. Now Democrats want credit for “fixing” a mess they created? The Senate’s failed “compromise” was a joke—more asylum restrictions without tackling the root issue: millions here illegally draining Medicaid and overwhelming cities. Trump’s strategy works: ICE removals surged 140% in 2024, prioritizing criminals while fast-tracking merit-based visas. Suozzi’s New York win? A fluke in a Santos-tainted district. Real solutions demand full border security, zero welfare for illegals, and deportations—not half-measures pandering to both sides.

@usamattersmedia Let’s talk about LEGAL immigration. Try that for once.

We can. But, sadly Republicans need a broken immigration system to scare people into voting for them.

Some of the worst things for society are illegal alien/alien turned asylum seeker women, kids & anchor babies receiving government assistance. They must be rounded up and deported, fuck em...

Agree Tom 👍

@0liviajulianna comprehensive immigration reform is NOT amnesty It’s an opportunity to get in the back of the line It’s time to stop kicking the reform can down the road and get these people out of the shadows

I agree. Unfortunately it makes sense and has no chance in hell of happening.