Staff Reports
Once again, a foreign scam artist thought he could game the American system and get away with it. The left’s open borders, endless handouts, and blind trust in anyone willing to parrot the right's talking points have left our country exposed. But thank goodness for conservative leadership in states like Florida, where law and order still mean something.
Joff Stenn Wroy Philossaint, a 25-year-old from Haiti, treated U.S. citizenship like some cheap prize from a carnival booth. He didn’t come here to chase the American dream; he came here to line his pockets, making the most out of pandemic relief that hardworking Americans desperately needed. While millions of true citizens suffered, this guy schemed his way into one of the world’s most powerful privileges—becoming an American by lying and cheating.
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Instead of making examples out of these fraudsters, the liberal establishment wants to lecture us about “compassion” and “inclusion.” They turn a blind eye to rampant abuse, all in the name of being politically correct and appeasing global special interests. They want us to believe that anyone who dares to question these left-wing immigration fantasies is somehow hateful or un-American. But the real insult is allowing criminals to steal from Americans and get rewarded with citizenship.
Luckily, a federal judge—one with the courage to stand up to woke nonsense—saw through the lies. He pulled Philossaint’s citizenship and reminded us all that becoming an American is a privilege, not a giveaway. Conservatives have warned for years that the left’s reckless policies were opening the floodgates to fraud. Here’s proof, served up in plain sight.
If we don’t start getting tough on immigration fraudsters, we’re signaling to the world that the U.S. passport is up for grabs to the highest liar. Maybe instead of blaming conservatives for the crisis at our borders, liberals should take a good look at stories like this and ask themselves: Are they protecting America, or selling it out?
