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Making DC safe again!

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Anonymous wrote:Obviously his immigration accomplishments are his best job.
However, it is a low bar to just enforce the law which Biden wouldn't do and instead deliberately broke the law to let in illegal immigrants.

What exactly are his immigration accomplishments? What law did Biden ignore/break?

Letting people in via parole. Eliminating Remain in Mexico. Not detaining people.

Anonymous wrote:Ending the war between Russia and Ukraine on day 1. Oh wait a minute…….

Anonymous wrote:I’ve been so inspired by what Trump has done over the first 48 hours that I had to come here to post. I usually stick the money forum, so I was surprised to see that there’s not even one thread in the politics forum celebrating Trump—I guess I’ll start one.

He has had a terrific start. Even his most ardent supporters like me can admit that, at times, his first term was meandering and unfocused, though unquestionably successful. (For example, before Trump, I don’t think anyone seriously thought that Roe could ever get overturned.)

But if the first two days of the second term are any indication, this is going to be a highly effective presidency. The onslaught of executive orders has been truly a sight to behold. I mean, he revoked LBJ’s Executive Order 11246, which was one of the starting points of affirmative action and discriminatory hiring practices in this country—this was an order from 1965! He appears to truly be working to right many of the systemic injustices deep-rooted in society, not simply tinkering on the edges. (And I am happy about Executive Order 11246 despite being a minority because I don’t doubt my ability to succeed, even on a level playing field.)

This has been truly inspirational—I’ve been glued to my TV and X trying to keep up with it all. What have been your favorite early accomplishments?

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Egg price... up
Inflation... up
Deficit... up

So much winning.

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Anonymous wrote:Since taking office, the Trump administration has worked to end our border crisis by rescinding the open-borders policies of the previous administration, deploying significant resources to our borders, and deporting criminal aliens living in the U.S. Last week, the Trump administration expanded its whole-of-government approach to fighting illegal immigration through new agreements forged with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

Eliminating the Use of Taxpayer Money to House Illegal Aliens

On March 24, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) entitled, “American Housing Programs for American Citizens.” The agreement is aimed at ensuring that taxpayer-funded housing programs are not used to benefit illegal aliens. The Departments will collaborate to “identify illegal aliens who are ineligible for Federal housing assistance and take remedial measures to end this waste and abuse, including referral for immigration enforcement actions.”

Under the Biden administration, illegal aliens were able to take advantage of taxpayer-funded housing benefits, imposing substantial costs on Americans. Even though there are roughly nine million residents now utilizing public housing benefits, housing authorities are not mandated to report the number of illegal aliens among households receiving benefits lawfully. Thus, illegal aliens are often able to live covertly with citizens and lawfully present relatives who are receiving housing benefits. In 2023, FAIR estimated that taxpayers were shelling out at least $334 million annually on housing benefits for illegal aliens and their children. After the previous administration facilitated an unprecedented flow of illegal aliens into the country, these costs are undoubtedly even higher.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner emphasized the importance of ensuring that illegal aliens are not able to exploit housing benefits. “American tax dollars should be used for the benefit of American citizens, especially when it comes to an issue as pressing as our nation’s housing crisis. This new agreement will leverage resources including technology and personnel to ensure the American people are the only priority when it comes to public housing. We will continue to work closely with DHS to maximize our resources and put American citizens first.”

So what? How have Americans been helped?

clearly a clueless globalist

reducing the number of desperate workers forces US companies to raise wages for US workers.

supply and demand

probably a foreign concept for you.

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Anonymous wrote:Since taking office, the Trump administration has worked to end our border crisis by rescinding the open-borders policies of the previous administration, deploying significant resources to our borders, and deporting criminal aliens living in the U.S. Last week, the Trump administration expanded its whole-of-government approach to fighting illegal immigration through new agreements forged with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

Eliminating the Use of Taxpayer Money to House Illegal Aliens

On March 24, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) entitled, “American Housing Programs for American Citizens.” The agreement is aimed at ensuring that taxpayer-funded housing programs are not used to benefit illegal aliens. The Departments will collaborate to “identify illegal aliens who are ineligible for Federal housing assistance and take remedial measures to end this waste and abuse, including referral for immigration enforcement actions.”

Under the Biden administration, illegal aliens were able to take advantage of taxpayer-funded housing benefits, imposing substantial costs on Americans. Even though there are roughly nine million residents now utilizing public housing benefits, housing authorities are not mandated to report the number of illegal aliens among households receiving benefits lawfully. Thus, illegal aliens are often able to live covertly with citizens and lawfully present relatives who are receiving housing benefits. In 2023, FAIR estimated that taxpayers were shelling out at least $334 million annually on housing benefits for illegal aliens and their children. After the previous administration facilitated an unprecedented flow of illegal aliens into the country, these costs are undoubtedly even higher.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner emphasized the importance of ensuring that illegal aliens are not able to exploit housing benefits. “American tax dollars should be used for the benefit of American citizens, especially when it comes to an issue as pressing as our nation’s housing crisis. This new agreement will leverage resources including technology and personnel to ensure the American people are the only priority when it comes to public housing. We will continue to work closely with DHS to maximize our resources and put American citizens first.”

So what? How have Americans been helped?

clearly a clueless globalist

reducing the number of desperate workers forces US companies to raise wages for US workers.

supply and demand

probably a foreign concept for you.