Staff Reports
Transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney has announced plans to leave America for good following Donald Trump’s historic election victory. The controversial social media figure told British media this week about wanting to permanently relocate to the United Kingdom, sparking cheers from conservatives nationwide.
Mulvaney’s decision comes as President-elect Trump prepares to implement bold immigration reforms. Many see this as a victory for common sense—proof that strong leadership can restore order without heavy-handed government action. The self-deportation strategy once mocked by liberals is now delivering real results.
This isn’t the first time America has seen voluntary departures under Republican leadership. Mitt Romney championed self-deportation in 2012, arguing that enforcing laws would encourage illegal immigrants to return home. Critics called it heartless, but today’s outcome with Mulvaney proves the wisdom of that approach.
Trump’s focus on border security and cultural values appears to be working. Mulvaney, who became infamous for promoting radical gender ideologies to young audiences, faced growing backlash from ordinary Americans tired of being lectured. The message is clear: those who attack traditional norms aren’t entitled to stay.
Online reactions exploded with relief. “Don’t let the door hit you on the way out,” read one popular post. Others praised Mulvaney for sparing America more divisive activism. The public’s response shows most citizens want unity, not endless culture wars.
While Mulvaney leaves voluntarily, many illegal immigrants are also reconsidering their futures. Reports suggest families are returning home preemptively, fearing Trump’s promised crackdown. This exodus strengthens national security and eases pressure on overtaxed communities.
America’s silent majority has spoken. For years, radicals like Mulvaney dominated headlines while working families suffered. Trump’s landslide win—and the resulting tide of self-deportations—proves everyday Americans still decide this nation’s destiny.
The lesson is plain: freedom requires responsibility. Those who respect our laws and values will always find welcome here. Those who don’t? As Mulvaney’s exit shows, they’re free to seek greener pastures elsewhere.
