Catch-and-Release Officially DEAD—New Era Begins

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Jack Posobiec demands the Trump administration ignore leftist critics and push forward with mass deportations of illegal aliens to deliver on the electoral mandate from patriotic Americans.

Story Highlights

Posobiec urges persistence in deportations despite legal challenges and media backlash, emphasizing public support.
Trump’s policies have already deported over 605,000 illegals, with 1.9 million more self-deporting, totaling 2.5 million removals.
Executive orders end catch-and-release, expand detention, and declare the border crisis an invasion under the Constitution.
Refugee admissions slashed to 7,500 for 2026, prioritizing Afrikaners amid stricter enforcement nationwide.

Posobiec Calls for Unwavering Deportation Push

Jack Posobiec directly urges President Trump’s administration to stay the course on mass deportations of illegal aliens. He asserts this aligns with the majority of Americans’ views and fulfills the electoral mandate from 2024. Posobiec stresses ignoring criticisms and legal hurdles, framing deportations as core campaign promises. Operational challenges exist, but public backing remains strong among conservatives frustrated with open borders.

Trump’s Aggressive Executive Actions Secure Borders

President Trump signed Executive Order 14165, “Securing Our Borders,” subjecting all undocumented immigrants to criminal charges and deportation. This ends catch-and-release, replacing it with catch-and-detain practices. The Department of Homeland Security and ICE divert resources to detain and deport as many as possible legally. New facilities expand capacity. Executive Order 14159, “Protecting the American People Against Invasion,” boosts personnel for enforcement. These steps restore sovereignty and protect American communities from fiscal burdens of illegal immigration.

Expanded Removal Powers Target Interior Enforcement

Proclamation 10888, “Guaranteeing the States Protection Against Invasion,” invokes Article IV, Section 4 of the Constitution to counter the border influx as an invasion. Expedited removal now applies nationwide to immigrants present less than two years without proof of lawful entry, up from prior 100-mile, 14-day limits. Federal agencies screen for terrorist ties or hostility, enabling swift removal. In January 2026, the State Department paused immigrant visa processing from 75 countries. These measures prioritize American safety and limited government.

Refugee admissions drop to a record-low 7,500 for 2026, down from 125,000, with priority for Afrikaners. Proclamation 10949 restricts entry from countries like Afghanistan, Haiti, and Yemen, partially banning others including Cuba and Venezuela. USCIS shortens Employment Authorization Documents to 18 months for certain aliens. CBP One app ends, canceling asylum appointments. Military presence, wall construction, and drones bolster southern border security amid national emergency declaration.

Results Validate Conservative Mandate

Trump’s crackdown yields negative net migration in 2025, the first in decades. Over 605,000 deportations occur, plus 1.9 million self-deportations, totaling over 2.5 million illegals gone since inauguration. Illegal crossings decline as enforcement redirects resources and states cooperate. This upholds individual liberty by safeguarding jobs, families, and communities from globalist overspending and crime linked to unchecked immigration. Posobiec’s call reinforces common-sense values against government overreach.

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Conservatives celebrate these victories after years of Biden-era chaos inflating costs and eroding borders. Posobiec warns against wavering, noting the mandate demands full delivery. Stricter citizenship reviews, denaturalization for fraud, and registration rules further tighten controls. This fulfills promises, alerting patriots to any sabotage attempts while advancing traditional principles of rule of law.