Has anyone considered how precarious the recent immigrant situation is?

[Reno89519]

How so? They increased under Trump, 24% in FY2018 and 21% in FY2019. Further, during COVID, he did not enforce the 60 day deportation the law required when they were laid off. He sold out American workers.

[mo]

does anyone here even think MAGA will be allowed anywhere near a polling station? These illegals will be stationed 10 deep around the polling stations

[Pajamajan]

When is this called treason?

[Reno89519]

We don’t have a leader nowadays that would be willing to undertake something like operation wetback.

[Cobra64]

Trump has already said that he will.

[Reno89519]

He said that before, and never did. What gives you any confidence that he’ll do any differently, if given a second chance?

[AnonymousConservative]

I first began to understand when the surveillance closed in on me.

https://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/surveillance

What I have seen, you cannot believe. I spent five or six years, disbelieving as I saw it with my own eyes every day.

What is going on is bigger than you can imagine. And these are not all random migrants. Most were running surveillance in their home countries before they were brought here. They answer, ultimately to the same command as the people running surveillance on me in the US. It is a global, private sector, non-state intel op which has infiltrated all Western governments, handing control over them to old blood elites, so wealthy none of us know their names, save for maybe a few like Rothschild, who operate near the front of it.

This is an army, being brought here for reasons which are not completely clear, but which clearly appear ominous. My guess is we will live to see levels of death and chaos in the United States we can barely imagine. And I am guessing if we are to not lose the country entirely, many will need to learn to take life with abandon.

[Pagey]

BTTT!

[MV=PY]

"The tale of "Washington's Vision" was penned by Charles Wesley Alexander (1836-1927), a Philadelphia journalist who published The Soldier's Casket, a periodical for Union veterans of the Civil War. Writing under the pseudonym "Wesley Bradshaw," Alexander authored several fictional "vision" or "dream" pieces featuring historic American figures which were published as broadsheets and in various newspapers during the Civil War and were later offered for sale through advertisements in the pages of The Soldier's Casket, with the artificial separation between the real Charles Alexander and the pseudonymous "Wesley Bradshaw" allowing the former to unashamedly laud the latter's works."

(Snopes)

I have no idea if Snopes is correct on this or not (I know many here hate the site, no need to remind me). But I'd be surprised if Washington wrote this piece.