A Nationalist Look at Trump's Executive Orders
Not perfect, But it's a Start

Some are well-crafted policy directives, others are proclamations of administration intent, and others seem purposefully (and intelligently) designed to trigger legal disputes that will make their way to the Supreme Court.

Alex C. evaluates the most important EOs here and what we can look forward to for the next four years including:

✅ Ending Birthright Citizenship (Mostly)

✅ Declaring a National Emergency at the Southern Border

✅ On illegals ("Protecting the American People Against Invasion")

✅ Ending Radical and Wasteful Government DEI Programs and Preferencing

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Is is Constitutional to Eliminate Birthright Citizenship?
Supreme Court Will Likely Find Yes, It Is Despite Protest from Seattle Judge

In 2018, Trump considered targeting Birthright Citizenship. However, he didn’t follow through, possibly being talked out of it by someone. Four years in the wilderness have apparently convinced him of the value of quick action.

Seattle Judge John Coughenour blocked Trump's EO with a 14-day injunction after several Democrat states sued.

However, as much as we love our seniors, Coughenour was born before Pearl Harbor, and is more than a year older than Joe Biden.

Of the constitutionality of the EO, legal scholar Ilan Wurman says "he probably doesn't know that he just doesn't know."

Frankly, if you're 84 and on the bench, even if you heard the arguments about the 14th Amendment while you were in law school under LBJ, you might as well have forgotten it.

James Fulford on the situation here.

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Our Executive Director David Zsutty has started a TikTok account: https://www.tiktok.com/@davidzsutty

The "Homan Hotline" Already Exists
Dial 866-347-2423 for ICE

Democrats are worried incoming Border Czar Tom Homan wants to create a tip line where people can report illegal immigrants. But here's the catch: we already have one!

Our Former Border Patrol Agent is here to show you how to use the existing hotlines (Yes! There are regional ones too.), and the online tip form (for those who would rather text) to help agents enforce the law.

Read the full article here.

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Immigration does not suspend the iron law of supply and demand.

You will never be a real NGO.

Trump's Middle East proposal is so extreme it's made Lindsey Graham into an isolationist

For reference, in a Homeland poll from about a year ago the vast majority of white voters were opposed to direct intervention in the Gaza crisis with boots on the ground or airstrikes. Even more Republicans were opposed to direct military intervention than in favor of it.

I wrote for Counter-Currents under my real name and Thomas Steuben for free. I also helped edit Christian Secor's book The American Regime and stepped up to lead the Homeland Institute for free.

I did this due to an idealism and conviction which I doubt liberal j*urnalists have.

Some people are trying to dismiss the importance of USAID in bad faith by claiming that it is less than 1% of the budget. It is indeed 0.7% of the budget. But because compound interest is the most powerful force in the world and money is a zero sum game, its effects are substantial.

USAID was founded in 1961. Assuming it has been about 0.7% of the budget and that the money was instead spent on paying down the deficit, Grok estimates that the current US debt to GDP ratio would be 111.6% rather than 123%.

With 17% of federal spending going to service interest on the debt, that means we would have about 1.7% more leeway in the federal budget to either further pay down the debt or to keep social security solvent, which is currently 21% of the budget.

Trans operas in Ecuador, propping up Politico, Vaush and Hannani, and welfare for rich people through non-profit board positions add up.

✂️ 🇺🇸 💸 USAID set to be hacked from 14,000 workers to just 294 as Trump team shreds 'humanitarian' agency

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said that crucial health and humanitarian aid will continue, following threats from Donald Trump and Elon Musk to dissolve the entire agency, but the administration intends to decimate its size, including limiting staff to only 12 people in Africa.

What appears to be an internal chart of the employee breakdown shared by a former USAID global health director also notes that only 21 people will serve the Middle East, with only eight people assigned to all of Asia and eight people assigned to Latin America.

The dramatic cuts were also confirmed by The New York Times, Reuters and the Associated Press.

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If your kid doesn't like foreign chicken nuggets, you are free to stay and terrorise British people.

Just listened to a great talk by the brave Martin Sellner.

All white pills.

Cars don’t kill people. Migrants do. Deport them all.