Staff Reports
President Donald Trump recently took the stage at a Joint Session of Congress to unveil what he termed the “Great Liberation of America.” This is no mere slogan; it’s a bold proclamation that America is finally rolling back the disastrous migrant policies of the Biden administration. According to Trump, the work isn’t finished yet, but the tide has definitely begun to turn.
Under Biden’s watch, the borders were flung wide open like a turnstile at a concert, allowing not just honest workers but also a slew of illegals to flood into the country. Whole towns, like Aurora in Colorado and Springfield in Ohio, have seen their local systems nearly collapse under the weight of this migrant influx. Communities, once vibrant and proud, are now grappling with issues that stemmed directly from this unchecked migration. It’s as if a tidal wave of chaos washed over communities, leaving behind nothing but ruin and disarray.
Trump recounted the tragic story of Alexis Nungaray from Houston, whose daughter was tragically kidnapped and murdered by two illegal aliens from Venezuela. Such horrific events are not isolated; they highlight a deeper, systemic problem. These are not mere statistics; they are real lives impacted by the Biden administration’s reckless immigration policies. The sad fact is that incidents like this are emblematic of how the system has been overwhelmed by those who should never have set foot in the United States in the first place.
In his address, Trump asserted the urgent need for a massive deportation effort, vowing to remove dangerous individuals from American soil. The former President claimed that under Biden’s leadership, a staggering 21 million migrants had entered the U.S., many of whom are criminals trafficking drugs or engaging in violence. This number, although politically charged, serves to show just how severe the situation has become. Even though the validity of that number may vary depending on sources, the essence remains clear: the American populace has had enough of the migrant crisis, and it’s time for a turnaround.
Trump: Deporting Biden's Migrants Is 'Great Liberation of America' https://t.co/Ra3pJrAnpp
— Steve Ferguson (@lsferguson) March 5, 2025
But Trump didn’t stop there. He proposed a fresh approach to legal immigration by introducing a “Gold Card” for wealthy and skilled migrants who can contribute to the economy. This would not only attract the best and brightest, but also provide a stark contrast to Biden’s open-border policies that seemingly welcomed anyone and everyone. While progressives view immigration as a noble cause and a symbol of freedom, Trump’s stance makes it abundantly clear that America’s first priority should be the safety and economic well-being of its citizens.
Trump’s speech outlined a clear strategy going forward—securing the borders, eliminating the inflow of drugs, and demanding that Canada and Mexico step up their efforts to combat the drug trade. Americans, tired of losing jobs and opportunities to foreign competition and uncontrolled immigration, look to Congress for swift action on this matter. The figures and claims may be debated, but the message resonates: America needs to reclaim its borders and its values, prioritizing the needs of its citizens above all else.
