.@RepYassAnsari , all you need to know about the congresswoman by her actions. Another enemy within.
H.R. 8740: Iranian Temporary Immigration Relief Act (Introduced May 2026): Grants and retains Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and work authorization for eligible Iranian nationals currently in the U.S., protecting them from status loss due to administrative processing delays.
H.R. 7346: Drain ICE Act of 2026 (Introduced Feb 2026): Seeks to repeal nearly $75 billion in funding for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and rescind unobligated balances, aiming to dismantle the agency's current operational capacity.
H.R. 7347: Stop Inhumane Conditions in ICE Detention Act of 2026 (Introduced Feb 2026): Mandates strict reporting requirements and accountability measures regarding healthcare and living conditions for detainees in ICE facilities.
H.R. 7345: Studying Disastrous Impacts of Mass Deportation Act: Directs the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to study the long-term economic consequences of the Trump administration's mass deportation policies.
@POTUS@VP@ICEgov@HouseGOP@SenateGOP
I would like to see data posted on illegals who have been deported and those who have self-deported.
I say this because official detailed releases have been limited or delayed, leading to variations in reported figures and debates over what counts as a “deportation.”
• FY 2025 (Oct 2024–Sep 2025): ICE reported 320,000 removals. Some sources cite higher totals around 442,000 for deportations/returns.
• FY 2026 (Oct 2025–early 2026): ICE removed 144,000+ individuals from October 2025 to January 2026, and up to 234,000 through early April 2026.
The estimated number of illegal immigrants who entered the interior between 2021 and 2024 is between 10 million and 22 million. Using the lower figure of 10 million, we are extremely behind on deportations. We would need to deport 277,778 per month until December 2028 to reach 10 million.
If we don’t reach the desired numbers and Democrats regain power in 2028, they will reopen the borders and we will lose our Republic.
#immigration #Deportation #republic #Freedom
Seriously, like in any prison, what do expect the inmates to say: "Everything is GREAT, I have a soccer game in a few minutes, thanks for building the field. I can't wait to be deported.
BUT I wish I would have listened to DHS and accepted the generous offer to Self-deport by DHS ($2,600 plus free flights). Now I can NEVER apply to enter the US legally. My bad".
@cspanwj@Perla_Trevizo “The best way to avoid the detention centers is to take advantage of the generous offer to Self-deport by DHS ($2,600 plus free flights).”
Thanks, @GeneMeeting
H1B Indian visa holders with bogus credentials have caused great hardship for American whose jobs and homes they have taken. @POTUS must eliminate the entire H1B program. It's time for AMERICA AND AMERICANS FIRST!
"I knew this day would come." - Vaibhav Saxena, 40, a native of India and citizen of Canada.
"Homeland Security investigators say a Canadian truck driver, using a seemingly simple handoff routine at a St. Clair County gas station, was caught moving large boxes of suspected dried opium poppy pods across the border.
On June 3, federal prosecutors charged Vaibhav Saxena, 40, a native of India and citizen of Canada, with smuggling goods from the United States -- a 10-year felony.
After his arrest, investigators said Saxena admitted to picking up two cardboard boxes containing “tea leaves” from the Walgreens in Port Huron. Saxena allegedly said he put the boxes in his commercial vehicle and tried to avoid paying duty on its contents.
Saxena also allegedly told agents he had been doing the same routine for the last seven to eight months and had completed numerous similar events without being detected. Saxena also allegedly said several times during the interview with federal investigators that he “knew this day would come.”
Shipment records reviewed by investigators showed that since July 2025, Saxena received 34 other similar packages from Spain to an address in Port Huron, the feds said."
🚨🇺🇸 Sikh immigrant Gurpinder Singh, who snuck into the US illegally, was arrested for trying to scam a victim out of nearly $500,000 worth of property.
Now ICE has placed a detainer so he can be taken into federal custody the moment the local jail tries to release him.
This is the direct result of open borders and illegal immigration: foreign criminals coming here to prey on Americans.
Deport him the second he’s done with court. No excuses.
The world’s best and brightest from India are so critical to our economy that after Trump imposed the $100,000 fee for H1B visas, only 8 visas were paid for by US companies since Sep 2025. Oh, and they were for Chinese citizens.