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🚨 They didn't lose the child's age. They were trained to leave it out. Under federal immigration law, sexual abuse of a minor is an aggravated felony. For a noncitizen, it means mandatory detention, deportation and a permanent bar from ever coming back. In my 24 years at ICE ERO, those were the cases we never let slide. The key element is the child's age. Take the age out of the conviction and you take out the aggravated felony. According to the House Judiciary Committee report, the Bronx DA's 2019 plea-bargaining guide told prosecutors in these cases to "offer something that does not have the child's age as an element." Think about what that means. A grown man commits a sex crime against a child. He pleads to something that, on paper, could have been against an adult. The record that reaches ICE no longer shows a child victim. The removal case falls apart, and he stays here. The child didn't get a plea deal. The child gets to live with it, and maybe in the same neighborhood as him. This came out Oct. 26. Two weeks later there's been no outrage from the Bronx DA, the AG or the networks. Nothing. @claudiatenney @JudiciaryGOP @Jim_Jordan @itsyourgov @NMalliotakis @EliseStefanik foxnews.com/politics/house-r…
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Nothing that is happening in DC will make any sense unless you first absorb one critical fact. Both political parties have been replaced. There are no Republicans. There are no Democrats. The stationary exists, but the political unity does not. They are pseudoparties. There are not two political parties in America, there are three. They are Nationalist Party, the Globalist Party, and the OogaBooga Party. Nationalists are heritage Americans who want to restore American values, principles and greatness to America by running America as if it were just like every other country on the map.... a blood and soil nation belonging to and representing a people. Example Nationalist politicians would be Pat Buchanan, Barry Goldwater, and Ross Perot. Examples Nationalist X accounts would be @AuronMacintyre, @romanhelmetguy, and myself. Globalists are a loose coalition of those who will stop at nothing to loot the system and enjoy the managed decline for as long as possible. Their plans focus on keeping the cost of labor down and the price of land up by moving industries and people freely across national borders as needed. Example Globalist politicians would be Joe Biden, Bill Clinton, and Ronald Reagan. Example Globalist X accounts would @JoelWBerry, @benshapiro, and @ConceptualJames. OogaBoogas are a collection of tribals wearing suits whose primary goals are self-enrichment, loyalty to their third world tribe of origin, and shared resentment of Western Civilization. They are also supported by dysfunctional bioleninists. Example OogaBooga politicians would be Zohran Mamdani, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Barrack Obama. OogaBoogas don't really have the wit for prominence on X, but they have eleventy-billion small accounts. Right now, the "democrats" are about to begin a power struggle between Globalists and OogaBooga, which OogaBooga will win, because all the things that make them win are unavoidable consequences of Globalists' cheap labor plan. The OogaBoogas are the golem that the Globalists have set loose to rampage in the streets, and they cannot fight it without abandoning their whole agenda. Also right now, the "republicans" are in the early stages of a power struggle between the Globalists and the Nationalists. This is why "republicans" appear to act like they don't want to win. Because the struggle is not between republicans and democrats. It is between Globalists and Nationalists. The need to defeat "democrat" candidates so as to retain elected office is always balanced by the need to weaponize those same "democrats" against others in the "republican" party, and so to prevent Nationalists from having federal representation. The fight for America's future is not between republicans and democrats for control of DC. It is between Nationalists and Globalists for control of the Republican Party. This is why the "republicans" did nothing with a supermajority for 2 years. There was no supermajority. Because there are no republicans. Only Nationalists, Globalists, and OogaBooga. It is meaningless for "republicans" to win elections now. Because there are no republicans. There are Globalists. And there are Nationalists. The Nationalists must win. And the timeframe for the Nationalists to do this is determined by the other civil war... the struggle for control of the Democratic Party. The Globalists in the DNC will eventually lose to the OogaBooga that they brought in to line their pockets. They have no effective defense against OogaBooga because they have been preaching open borders, decolonization, and anti-racism forever. They are analogous to the Jews of Prague in the old story, about to be murdered by their own Golem. The Nationalists must win control of the Republican Party before the Globalists lose control of the Democratic Party. Because Nationalists can beat OogaBooga, and Globalists can't. If the Nationalists win in time, they can curbstomp OogaBooga, Bukele style, and we can have a proper country again. If they don't, the United States will become a third world country, and we'll have to take a couple hundred thousand rednecks and conquer New Zealand or something to create a metaphorical seed bank for Western Civilization. The first step in winning is to understand who the enemy is. Bukele showed us that the power of a unified state, supported by its people, can always clean out domestic enemies with swift and ruthless action. The reason we haven't done that is that we have no unified state. Because of the true enemy. The enemy is Globalists, not OogaBoogas. We must understand that Globalist "republicans" are not fellow conservatives who are mistaken about something. They not conservatives. They conserve nothing. They are the enemy. We must purge ourselves of the enemy within. Then, and only then, can we defeat the enemy without.
The Susie Wiles corruption leaks just keep coming. The Republican establishment intentionally lost the midterms, they refused to pass legislation or allow Trump recess appointments for 2 years, they intentionally lost Texas. Now it's backfiring hard as Susie Wiles corruption probes are getting started and all of her allies are getting purged from the White House.
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My dad, who is a retired elementary school teacher in Wisconsin, wrote this. I have to preface by saying he votes Democrat, but even he couldn’t put up with the current state of public education where students terrorize the classroom with impunity so that’s why he retired immediately at 55. Public administration is too afraid of non-white kids, or their parents, accusing the school of being “racist” so instead they let the disaffected students, oftentimes minorities, rule the classroom. Instead of expectations applying to every student, exceptions are made and the quality of education suffers for every other student. Not to mention the mental health of educators who now must walk on eggshells in the classroom. For reference, this is in the Waunakee School District, where I graduated, which is one of the highest-achieving districts in the state and a suburb of Madison.
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Panda Potentate retweeted
⭕️ You won’t hear anyone in the administration use the word “amnesty.” Instead, they’re calling it “permanent legal status,” as DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin did today. Changing the terminology doesn’t change the reality. It’s still a form of amnesty. And focusing deportations only on the “worst of the worst” effectively grants de facto amnesty to everyone else here illegally. The message becomes that you can break our laws, enter the country illegally, and stay as long as you don’t commit violent crimes against someone else. It’s selective enforcement that rewards and encourages illegal entry. I’m praying that this turns around real quick. We can’t make any “deals” with Democrats on amnesty or “permanent legal status.”
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump SPEAKS OUT on potential amnesty following his comments on 60 Minutes last night, which caused an UPROAR from his base “Many of them have good jobs now. They're productive. Some of them are even paying taxes. And we're seeing what's going to happen." NO. AMNESTY — PERIOD. President Trump says most of the murderers and such are out now, which is why he's open to negotiations. We CANNOT give a SINGLE INCH!
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Panda Potentate retweeted
To understand the midterms from the perspective of many long-time Collin County, Texas residents, you have to start with how fast the place changed In roughly 5-7 years, people who grew up here watched their schools, neighborhoods, and workplaces shift at a pace most of the country never sees I’ve lived in Allen since the 1970s Both of my sons graduated from Allen High School, one in 2016, the other in 2021 The difference in those graduating classes was IMPOSSIBLE to miss The student body, the names on the program, the overall makeup of the school had changed dramatically in just 5 years 😳 That wasn’t my imagination What happened in Collin County over the last 5–7 years was unusually fast ⬇️ According to Census American Community Survey estimates: • Collin County’s Asian Indian population nearly doubled in a recent five-year period, rising from roughly 81,000 to about 149,000 • Frisco went from a low single-digit share of Indian residents in the early 2010s to nearly 20% of the city (~43,000 people) by the early-to-mid 2020’s • Plano has roughly 37,000, McKinney about 16,000, and Allen around 9,200 This is one of the largest and fastest-growing Indian American communities IN THE USA A major driver has been the H-1B visa and Optional Practical Training (OPT) pipeline into tech, IT services, and finance The DFW area ranked among the TOP metros in the U.S. for new H-1B approvals in recent years…tens of thousands in a very short period of time Nationally, about 70% of H-1B visas go to workers from India Frisco and Plano have high volumes of filings, many from large Indian IT staffing and consulting firms that place workers at client sites, alongside U.S. companies that expanded or relocated here Texas leaders ACTIVELY RECRUITED those companies with incentives 💰💸💰 The jobs followed, and the federal visa system supplied a large share of the “skilled” workers The result showed up quickly in schools, neighborhoods, restaurants, grocery stores, temples, airports and workplaces My younger son graduated magna cum laude with a degree in data science last December and is still waiting tables My older son works at a large financial institution in the Northlake area When I visited the office, the large majority of workers were of Indian heritage These are NOT isolated anecdotes Entry-level competition in data and tech roles has been INTENSE, and long-time residents have watched the demographic composition of their towns change at a pace most places NEVER experience, EVER This is why many native Collin County residents say the place feels different and why local elections have shifted (hint: they mostly voted blue) The change was real, measurable, and unusually, insanely RAPID We’re talking breakneck speed rapid Understanding the numbers and the mechanisms (corporate recruitment + H-1B/OPT concentration) helps explain what people have seen with their own eyes 👀 If you’ve lived through this in Collin County or another fast-growing suburb, what has the pace of change looked like where you are? I know many people have heard the stories, and those who don’t live here may think we have been exaggerating We’re not and we never were Is there a “fix” for this? If so, how? Most of our friends and family live in Collin County, and most are discussing moving to another state, away from their native state Something they never thought they would think of doing, but they are definitely saying it now…and actively looking for a new place to live Texans have been sold out by leadership, and without the incentives Texas leadership offered, perhaps they would not have lost last week’s midterm elections Who knows? Yes, Texans are proud of our state, and have *mostly* been happy to be a “business friendly” state But, at what cost???
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Panda Potentate retweeted
Very true Mr. President! Where is this attitude now?
Amnesty is suicide for Republicans.Not one of those 12 million who broke our laws will vote Republican.Obama is laughing at @GOP.
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Panda Potentate retweeted
AUSTIN MAN joins a masked crew that ambushes a man over his gold jewelry and shoots him dead in a North Austin parking lot. Before police even caught him, prosecutors had dropped his capital murder charge. In August 2025, Miguel Mondragon was out at a sports bar (La Toxika). A former bartender, fired for stealing wallets from customers, picked him as a target because of his gold jewelry. When he left, the crew followed him. Two cars boxed in his pickup in the La Michoacana Market lot, and masked gunmen walked up. Mondragon ran and was shot in the leg. Surveillance video shows him crawling through the grass until he stopped moving. The crew took his watch, phone, and cash. Franklyn Zeledon was one of the masked gunmen, according to co-defendants. All six suspects were charged with capital murder. Five of those charges were knocked down to aggravated robbery, Zeledon's included. His was reduced in October 2025, while he was still a fugitive. Another suspect was out of jail 11 days after his arrest. Zeledon was on the run for 14 months before he was arrested last month in Montgomery County. He has an ICE hold.
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Panda Potentate retweeted
This is a formal request for Susie Wiles and James Blair to stop harassing me with texts and calls. If there is a factual inaccuracy in what I said, send it to me in writing and I will vigorously correct and apologize for any misstatements. I will note that everything I said is substantiated by other senior officials. If you want to file a lawsuit and get into discovery of whether it’s provably true that Ballard and Continental had an undue influence on the White House policy process, do it. I believe we are in an existential moment for the country, and Americans were owed an honest accounting of the past two years so we identify the problems we need to move on from.
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Panda Potentate retweeted
Stephen Miller called his shot 23 years ago.
BREAKING: President Trump announces he's replacing WH Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with WH Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller beginning Monday.
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Panda Potentate retweeted
The media thought he would soften after Tuesday… fold, water it down, bring in the cool kids club and pretend America First was just a campaign slogan you say out loud and then quietly bury. Instead President Trump just named Stephen Miller White House Chief of Staff starting Monday, November 9, and Susie Wiles, who he thanked for an outstanding job, is moving over to the Trump Political Operation. Miller was already Deputy Chief of Staff and one of Trump's most trusted advisors, the guy who actually worked the border problem while half of Washington prayed he would disappear so they could go back to managing the decline. You don't put Stephen Miller in that chair if you are planning to go soft. You put him there when you are done listening to the paper tigers who spent two years explaining why nothing could get done and why every America First promise needed another meeting, another consultant, another delay. Here is the reality. After the midterms the uniparty and the legacy media were already writing the script for you… time to compromise, time to govern from the middle, time to throw the people who actually believed the promises overboard so the same cartel that got us here can keep the keys. How is that working out for generational Americans so far? Gaslighting, a stacked deck, and a judiciary that treats you like the slave you are while the people who broke the system get protected. Make no mistake, naming Miller is a signal, and the people who hate it the loudest are telling you exactly why it matters. I am glad he did it. I want fighters in the room, not handlers. I want the border closed, the law enforced, and the people who spent years calling America First extremism to finally lose the argument inside the building, not just on a rally stage. Think I am wrong about what this means? Show me the last time the cool kids club cheered a Stephen Miller promotion. They are not cheering. That is the point. @realDonaldTrump keep going. Fill every conservative judge before January 3 while you still can. Put fighters where the cool kids used to sit. No more managed decline dressed up as strategy. Win. But God. Pray, Stand, Speak, ACT. Love, What all of you good people are thinking
BOOM. Trump just named Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff. While the media thought he’d soften up, Trump put the ultimate America First warrior in charge to double down on our borders and our agenda. No compromises. No backing down. Get ready, folks! 🇺🇸🔥
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This poll should be a death sentence for the entire GOP consultant class. For decades, these idiots have insisted that the secret to winning elections is to ignore the people who actually vote Republican and desperately chase the approval of those who despise them. White Americans are the only major racial demographic that consistently votes majority Republican, yet you’d never know it from how readily the GOP dismisses their concerns about immigration, jobs, crime, national defense, and wages. And the millions of non-White Americans, of every background, who also voted for those same promises are still waiting for results too. Republicans don’t have a MESSAGING problem. They have a GOVERNANCE problem. And your brilliant solution is to MODERATE for a “broader coalition”? You haven’t even delivered for the coalition that elected you! Instead of asking how to win over people who hate you, maybe start by asking why the people who trusted you have so little to show for it. We don’t want another rally, another fundraising text message, or another lecture about how terrible Democrats are. We want you to actually deliver on the promises we elected you to fulfill. You don’t energize your base by demanding it clap louder while you turn your back on everything it voted for. We didn’t elect you so we could spend the next four years fighting to save YOUR jobs. We elected you to fight for OURS.
Republicans broadly prefer doubling down and energizing the base over moderating for a broader coalition, almost the exact opposite of the GOP’s strategy over previous decades. Follow: @AFpost
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Panda Potentate retweeted
A Trump admin official just sent me this meme in reaction to this news.
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BREAKING: President Trump announces he's replacing WH Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with WH Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller beginning Monday.
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Following the election there has been a lot of rhetoric about education. I have taught in central and north Texas in private, rural, suburban, and urban (inner city) schools. Some truths about education: The STAAR test is poorly written & a bad measuring stick. We should switch to a national test to truly compare our students. There is a lot of wasteful spending, from scoreboards, to administration, terrible vendor contracts and more. The vendor contracts typically go through the school board. $$ is not actually making it to the classroom and teachers Bonds are the only way in Texas for schools to be allowed to build. There are schools overflowing who do need new buildings. We need to stop designing schools like palaces. I have not yet met a teacher pushing transgenderism, LGBT, or socialism. Does that mean they’re not out there? NO. But it does mean they’re not all over the place EdTech is killing our students. We have to switch back to textbooks, pencil and paper asap. There is 0 discipline and accountability in schools for students. This misses maslows first level, safety on the heirarchy of needs. We still don’t use a strong phonics based literary system. We still have not left common core to go back to the basics. Expulsions and long term suspensions are near impossible to give students. Plyler V Doe is killing our schools especially in Texas. Lack of recess and PE is detrimental for our elementary and middle schools students The school day has gotten too long The school year is too long There are parents who treat us like babysitters. These parents are also very vocal. We need parents of good students to step up for our schools and let school board know misbehaving students need to be stopped. Criminal activity in school by students is swept under the rug and turned into ISS Admin is taking the side of students every word. Teachers get little to no rebuttal. Sports are good, keep grades high and kids in school. A lot of it is funded by booster clubs. There is also wasteful spending that needs to be cut. Texas schools need more revenue streams without all the hoops and red tape. Donations from corporations and private citizens are hard to get. Property taxes need to go! Coaches are not paid a lot in Texas outside of a few head football coaches. Most sport stipends are an additional $3-7k We have a lot of electives that are not helpful but expensive to run. We need to bring back home ec, life skills, ag, and shop. The state mandated CCMR programs are expensive and a waste of school $ and other resources Students being absent means Texas schools lose money. Time to switch to enrollment based funding not attendance. Nothing is happening to truant students. UIL is run by UT Austin… School lunches have no nutritional value Most federal mandates cost extraordinarily more than we get to fund them creating more deficit The SPED program is highly abused and I have had years 50%+ of my students have some form of paperwork. It’s expensive and impossible for teachers to keep up with. It also makes students unable to help them selves and become resilient. I have written an omnibus education policy for Texas and would love to share with you. Just comment or message.
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“I flipped to y’all this time ‘cause them data centers was about to suck the power outta the whole dang state and turn granddaddy’s field into a robot warehouse.” — Excellent! We’re also doing universal gun registration, mandatory buybacks of every rifle that looks mean, and a hotline so your neighbor’s cat can report you for owning ammunition. “Hold up now, I only wanted the servers gone, not my guns.” — Plus open borders with free houses, free healthcare, free Ubers, free everything, no cash bail, a ban on gas trucks, gas stoves, gas grills, and any vehicle that can tow a boat. “Sweet Jesus, this is gettin’ more ridiculous every time you open your mouth.” — Your grandson’s a girl now.
🚨 BREAKING: Incoming House Judiciary Chair Jamie Raskin promised in an interview that UNIVERSAL GUN REGISTRATION would be one of the Democrats’ top priorities in the upcoming Congress. It’s barely been 36 hours. They aren’t waiting. They’re coming after your guns.
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Panda Potentate retweeted
Voters passed more GOP legislation through ballot measures yesterday than the entirety of the GOP passed in the last 4 years.
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There has never been a better time to get in the arena.
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Panda Potentate retweeted
Debank illegals and debank those who employ them. The problem will be solved quickly and with significantly less drama.
Debanking illegal aliens solves all these issues with ICE compliance. Trump could do this tomorrow but he doesn’t because he has the heart of a merchant and worships marginal GDP growth.
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Panda Potentate retweeted
This was the early vote in Florida.. 18-24 year old Democrats were voting at 3x the pace as young Republicans Worth noting when mentioning this shifts. (@MappingFL)
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An average of 12% of white millennial Republicans showed up yesterday (!). Dem numbers were 3X higher.
So many people are talking about the young shift while leaving out the turnout rate part of the story
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