NYT is reporting that ICE will stall operations at sites of agriculture and leisure, citing words from Thursday. WaPo, apparently with later insight, says that this is not the case—the Administration will continue to target those workplaces.

Other news has a statement from Tom Homan that there is no instruction to slow any deportations. Hopefully the latter two are the true story, because we need All Aliens removed—as Trump Truth'ed yesterday.

Whatever his faults and knowing his mistakes, President Trump is the greatest leader of my lifetime. President Trump has rocked the Media harder than anyone else, shaken down elderly pretenses of equality and political correctness, inspired hope into the hearts of millions of Whites, and granted a big opportunity for us to actually make America American again. Without him, many of my fellow Zoomers wouldn't even care what happens in life anymore. However far he goes, I think that it has been an amazing journey. Happy Birthday!

I sympathise with the Trump administration on the difficulty in answering the Migrant Question. This administration is, effectively, attempting to resolve the sins of several decades within a term that lasts only half a decade.

Since the 1840s, business interests and other cliques have lobbied to use foreign hands from foreign lands to expand our bottom line and fill their banks. This has been so with the millions of Irish that came, as it was with the Italians and Slavs, before them the Slaves and today the Browns. This happened in Rome and will probably happen again in the future, unless AI and Automation takes over.

We have had, in several great nations and imperial projects, allowed productivity to become intertwined with profit too much. The average person is not mentally preparred for the pain it takes to clean this country up. There will be logistic setbacks and political compromises made, but we will stand firmly: America is for Americans, deport all Aliens.

Madison Grant explains how, after the American Civil War, mistakes of greed and expedience in industry and immigration, both of which were facilitated by latecomers before the conflict but well after founding, led to wealth in the present yet poisoned the potential future down to our blood and soil.

"If violence is necessary to rid our mills of these foreigners, it were better to have violence now than to see our operatives live and work alongside a disreputable foreign element."

Southerners contest the importation of Italians, Mexicans, Slavs and other non-English migrants who have pushed into agriculture and industry.

Mr. William Roscoe Thayer warns that the introduction of Migrants is a waste of our birthright; Ward says Italians and Mexicans and others that enter the country for 'temporary work' often 'disappear' into the country instead of going back home. This still happens today, with the absurd visa overstay rate.

Joseph Goebbels in 1942: "There are still 40,000 Jews in Berlin. It's exceedingly difficult to deport them...a large part of them are at work in the munitions industry..."

This would potentially make millions of legal status-seekers easily removable and turn away millions more that wished to come.