Thanks for speaking up against this kind of nonsense.

Thank you for speaking out about these issues!

Thank you for speaking out about this! We're looking to you for leadership and boldness in this area!

Thank you for the information! I've added the number into my phone!

It is a little odd that we make an official ceremony for immigrants to publicly display loyalty to the federal government, but we don't require this of, say, citizens who reach the legal age of voting.

His book on immigration is still seared into my memory as one of the most groan-worthy I've read, which is saying something.

I remember him describing the horrors of human smuggling, then complaining that the victims were coming "the easy way" while he had to wait for his visas... in the U.S.

Thank you for taking this principled stance here!

Thanks for explaining! That's disheartening, but at least it makes some sense.

Shoutout to @murray.senate.gov on this one. We need to call out good behaviour from our representatives when we see it!

Ah, but what if they dramatically lower their hiring standards?

I've got a restrictionist book from just before the first Trump presidency that says the border wall would only cost $15 billion, and slams claims that it would cost $25 billion as baseless attacks.

Now here we are, with a $45 billion price tag.

Can anybody tell me the 'real story' here? Why would Vietnam agree to a one-way tariff like this? What are they getting out of it?

Thank you for taking a stand here, Senator.
It's actions like this that make me proud to be your constiuent.

Thank you so much for this resource! With so much attention on K.A. Garcia, I've been worried that people are getting too distracted from these other, equally deserving cases.

Back in January, Tom Homan specifically said (in an interview with a restrictionist podcast) that he wanted to be held accountable for how many of the 300k "missing children" he would track down and "rescue".

He has since stopped talking about them.

If you have the inclination (or a resource to pass along), I'd be really interested in a breakdown of these dramatically lowered numbers. Is it really the simple case that asylum claims are being processed in Mexico, so almost nobody is getting into the country?