Staff Reports
On a Wednesday evening that marked a triumphant return to form, President-elect Donald Trump, alongside Vice President-elect J.D. Vance and his elite team of advisors, convened with Republican senators on Capitol Hill. It wasn’t just another meeting; it was a rally of patriotic zeal that promised to set the tone for the upcoming administration, one that is undoubtedly focused on addressing the great issue of our time: illegal immigration.
With Trump back in the driver’s seat, plans to unleash a robust 100 executive orders right out of the gate have been put on the table. Among these plans, which are almost certain to make liberal heads spin, focusing on border security is prominent. It’s a delightful reminder for Trump supporters who knew that illegal immigration was the cornerstone of his 2024 victory. The proposal of re-establishing security measures is as bold as it is necessary.
An early tidbit emerging from the discussions hints at reinstating Title 42, the COVID-era policy that made it easier to send illegal immigrants packing under public health pretenses. The brilliance of this measure lies in its direct approach; it’s like the ultimate “get out” card for the illegal immigrants who thought they could seek refuge here without consequence. Furthermore, there’s an aggressive push to utilize Section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. This provision essentially transforms local law enforcement officers into ICE agents, empowering them to uphold the law where it matters most—on the front lines of the border.
In a time when border security could arguably be described as the “Achilles heel” of the Biden administration, Trump’s approach may come as a breath of fresh air. The Texas governor had already proven the effectiveness of Section 287(g) by implementing similar measures in 2023, pushing back against federal encroachment. Now, with Trump poised to take the reins, citizens can look forward to a government that respects their borders more than ever before. The Democrats might want to take notes, but it’s likely they’ll merely choose to oppose the obvious solutions.
The upcoming administration has no plans to tiptoe around immigration either; actions will include completing the border wall, establishing new detention facilities, and imposing necessary restrictions on asylum-seekers. After a year of looking the other way, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her crew may finally need to accept that “not everyone who wants to come here is coming for a heartfelt reason.” During Trump’s reign, the notion of border security switches from a political talking point to an unwavering reality.
Trump Previews 100 Executive Orders – This Is Going to Be Good: The border and immigration will be a major Day 1 focus for Trump. https://t.co/ByfKDfzHyw pic.twitter.com/ZQKqJtK4gw
— The Western Journal (@WestJournalism) January 9, 2025
As if that wasn’t enough, the excitement in the room was palpable when Trump arrived among cheering senators. Rumors swirl of GOP support for the president-elect, which only serves to amplify expectations for swift action. Cheers echoed around Capitol Hill, signifying that this time, patience for solutions would not be a virtue. The incoming administration has an undeniable mandate to destroy the current administration’s open-border legacy and usher in a new era concordant with the American people’s will.
In summation, the GOP is right back on course, with Trump at the helm and a slew of executive orders poised to tackle the most pressing issue of illegal immigration head-on. The direction is clear, and there’s little doubt: the days of political correctness and open-boarder pandering are about to come to an end. Enjoy that feeling of hope, folks; it’s going to be a wild ride back to law and order.
