As we’re nowhere close to having an accurate estimate on how many illegal aliens have invaded the United States simply because they wanted to come here, there’s no telling what the scope of the problem will be after the next Republican assumes the White House. Obviously, there’s only one to date who’s made a concerted and effective effort to address the scourge, let’s dump this on Donald Trump.

The left said then and is saying it now: “We just can’t round them all up….”

Says who?

Maybe, we should give it a shot.

After all, despite the altruistic (and phony) overtures liberal make regarding illegals, like “sanctuary cities” and states, their true colors are often shown for all the world to see when the uninvited show up on their doorsteps. (see Martha’s Vineyard, New York City, Chicago, etc.)

No one specifically voted to allow our border to be opened to the world. No legislation was sincerely offered or passed by the Congress and/or Senate. It was a unilateral executive order Joe Biden signed two weeks into his presidency at the behest of activists and probably the First Lady in charge (you know, “happy wife…”). For the most part, Americans didn’t want more illegal aliens then and sure a hell don’t want them here now, but a Democrat has created another problem a Republican has to clean up.

For starters, the 14th Amendment needs to be repealed because we definitely don’t need millions of new anchor babies. Democrats accused Republicans of fear-mongering and pushing misinformation regarding the “Great Replacement Theory” where “imported” illegals would be eventually made citizens where they would be expected to vote Democrat and permanently change the electorate, thus country. Well, like most so-called conspiracy theories, this one is turning out to be true.

The 14th Amendment was initially introduced and passed by Republicans to redress slavery and make the offspring of slaves citizens to make it easier for them to assimilate into American society. Those offspring have been dead and gone for decade and the United States is one of the few (if not only) countries where a child of foreign nationals is granted citizenship in the country where he or she was born. The “anchor baby” magnet has long needed to be taken off the table. No time like the present.

And as far as “rounding them all up” because of the sheer numbers we’re now talking about, it’s not like illegal aliens will be hard to find. As of this writing, illegals are sleeping in the streets of many major metropolitan cities. The suburbs will be next. The pushback in urban communities is picking up. The latest crop of illegal aliens are not hard to find at all.

The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 makes in a civil violation to enter the country illegally, so the convenient use of “refugee” status should be suspended until this invasion is stopped and reversed. ICE and the Border Patrol should be empowered to immediately deport any illegal caught and given recent experience, the faux outrage and calls for compassion will be minimal.

The media will take any opportunity to call the appropriate removals inhumane. Screw them. None of them will sponsor an illegal of unvetted origin, so their bombast will also be easy to ignore.

But the United States is truly at a turning point. The Republican Party should be put on notice.

Biden opened the border to assure future elections will be more decisive for the Democrat Party. How better to achieve this than create millions of new loyal Democrats who will obliterate any possibility of a close election. The only thing Republicans need do is remove as many millions of the uninvited as possible.

Just round them up.

How hard is that?

Some are already waiting at the airport.

If you were any statewide Democrat in New York state, for example Governor Kathy Hochul, and you were for all of the things that have turned New York City into the violent, shithole it is today, the last thing you’d do (IF you were smart) is make a public appearance amongst those who aren’t hand-picked, partisan, adoring attendees.

The last place you’d want to go is in front of sports fans, especially hockey fans and with good reason….

Someone in the governor’s office thought this was a good idea.

Hockey fans weren’t impressed by a power-tripping politician during “Women’s Empowerment Night”.

This probably won’t happen again any time soon.

For years, sanctimonious liberals have always been generous with the use of racial slurs since the inception of the Democrat Party. They’ve had a Hollywood director use it dozens of times and won an Oscar for “Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen”. Record companies have more products today using the “n-word” than is used in most black households.

We even have liberals criticizing and instructing black people as to its correct pronunciation.

One issue was Larry Elder’s pronunciation of the N-word. He used an exaggerated tone, enunciating the “er” at the end of the word rather than using the “a” pronunciation, which is more commonly accepted among and used by Black people, studies have shown.
— Julia Wick, Erika D. Smith, LA Times, 8/20/21

I must keep that in mind while they now intellectually refer to targeted black Republicans as white.

Republican recall frontrunner Larry Elder called ‘Black face of white supremacy’

These same liberals have a very thin skin when you call them out on their racism. For example, we all know about the issue of race when it comes to the pending treatment of unvaccinated blacks in New York City and how Mayor Bill de Blasio’s mandates will disproportionately affect them. In response, I issued the following Tweet.

This Tweet was reported resulting in a 1-hour timeout, I appealed, won; was reported a second time resulting in a 24-hour banishment to the naughty corner, I appealed and won again. But seeing how Democrats have traditionally had no patience for runaway slaves, I was again reported and permanently banned from the platform and I’m okay with that.

I’ve always found it quite hypocritical that on one hand we can be all indignant over the banning of the President of the United States from social media, slam the #BigTech oligarchs, yet most will still have their tabs open on our computers as long as it’s powered up. We’d boycott a partisan restaurant with the understanding that reduced traffic is bad for business, but we gotta keep posting on Facebook and Twitter. Why? Considering how liberals eventually destroy everything they touch, you really think social media sites would survive being an exclusive “progressive” echo chamber?

I have part of my days back and am at peace.

While the left has no problem with the n-word as long as they use it, the hashtag #BlueKluxKlan (aimed at them instead of the police) appears to be nothing short of a cross to a vampire or Raid® to cockroaches. Liberals hate being called out on their racism and will either punish the offender and/or ignore it altogether. Back in 2010, during a phone conversation, Andrew Breitbart asked me to document the colorful retorts I received on YouTube; responses I dutifully reported and all of the offenders are still on the platform to this day.

I listened to Larry Elder’s radio show while living in Los Angeles in the 90’s. He was racially attacked then just as he is now during his run for California governor. The racial attacks from enlightened liberal Democrats will grow in number and intensity because it’s what they’ve always done best.

And they’ll even let you know the best way to do it.

New York’s nursing homes weren’t allowed to challenge a controversial order to admit patients with the coronavirus, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Thursday — even though it’s been blamed for spreading the deadly disease among residents. “They don’t have a right to object. That is the rule and that is the regulation and they have to comply with that,” Cuomo said during his daily briefing in Albany.
— New York Post, 4/23/20

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s “rule” had deadly consequences.

Nearly two months later, more than 2,300 New York nursing home and assisted facility residents have died from Covid-19, with another 2,500-plus presumed to have died from the virus, according to new state Department of Health county-level data.
— Politico, 5/6/20

Governor Andrew Cuomo is now forcing businesses to deny service in New York City to anyone not wearing a mask. Did he think including Brooklyn residents Chris Rock and Rosie Perez in his daily presser would take the sting out his new mandate?

On the governor’s website, the YouTube video of the press conference is embedded. However, the media Q&A which immediately followed was abruptly edited out to prevent public viewing and for good reason.

We present the end of the omitted Q&A segment….

Did he really think laughing about another possible Coronavirus death was apropos? Meanwhile, his paraphrasing of the comments of a student on spring break was a tad embellished.

Obviously, someone in the governor’s office realized that few would laugh with Cuomo’s reaction to Chris Rock’s brand of morbid humor. Could be one reason why so many didn’t want New Yorkers fleeing COVID-19 into their states.

FACT CHECK

There is no indication that spring break partygoer Brady Sluder has died. He was shamed into issuing a public apology.

It’s not hard to imagine how those in federal and state federal government can be so casual when it comes to their evolving time schedules as to when the nation will be fully open for business because it’s as simple as follow the money. They’re getting theirs thus there’s no sense of urgency, the “process” of politics can run it’s course because certain taxpayer-funded paychecks have been assured to come in uninterrupted.

United States Congressman and Senator weekly salary: $3,346 (assured through 9/21)
Average federal employee weekly salary: $1,730
Average state employee weekly salary varies: (highest) Washington, D.C $2,222,
….Maryland $2,086, Virginia $1,967
Former president lifelong pension benefit weekly: $4,051
Congressional lifelong pension benefit weekly: $2,676

Here’s how the elected have been financially weathering the shutdown while the American people have to live with their edicts….

Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson (R) weekly salary: $2,848
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) weekly salary: $3,878
Colorado Governor Jared Polis (D) weekly salary: $1,730
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont (D) forgoes his weekly $2,884 salary
Delaware Governor John Carney Jr. (D) weekly salary: $3,288
Hawaii Governor David Ige (D) weekly salary: $3,051
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker (D) forgoes his $3,411 weekly salary
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear (D) weekly salary: N/A
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards (D) weekly salary: $2,500
Maine Governor Janet Mills (D) Weekly salary: $1,346
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan (R) weekly salary: $3,269
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker (R) weekly salary: $3,557
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D) weekly salary: $3,063
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) weekly salary: $2,454
Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak (D) pledged to donate his $2,876 weekly salary
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy (D) weekly salary: $3,365
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) weekly salary: $3,846
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper (D) weekly salary: $2,775
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine (R) weekly salary: $2,954
Oregon Governor Kate Brown (D) weekly salary: $1,896
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf (D) weekly salary: $3,747
Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo (D) weekly salary: $2,802
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) weekly salary: $2,956
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam (D) weekly salary: $3,365
Washington Governor Jay Inslee (D) weekly salary: $3,520
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers (D) weekly salary: $2,937

Everyday life gets even harder to endure at the mayoral level….

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) weekly salary: $4,975
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti (D) weekly salary: $4,771
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) weekly salary: $4,157
District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) weekly salary: $3,846
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh (D) weekly salary: $3,365
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock (D) weekly salary: $3,292
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett (D) weekly salary: $2,833

Remember this when the political class drags this process out to collect more COVID-19 “data”, fat-and-comfortable government employees go on social media and tell those who fund their incoming paychecks to shut up and stay home, humble yourself and visit a food bank, decline to pay your rent and bills, never leave home (and if you must risk killing us all, not without a mask), and succumb to your movements being tracked and stored.

It must be nice.

NOTE — We’re not including self-centered celebrities because they don’t have the power over us they believe they have.

And then there’s New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.

BTW — Those “grab-and-go meals” were originally intended for school kids whose parents had issues feeding them. Mayor de Blasio saw fit to open it up for all and mentioned one group in particular. Later, he singled out another group….

h/t John Cardillo

Some people are encouraged to move about freely in New York City while others are warned against it under threat of arrest.

It appears Mayor de Blasio needed a few hours to compose himself between Tweets and addressed his previous messaging during a subsequent presser.

I regret if the way I say it in any way gave people a feeling of being treated the wrong way — it was not my intention. It was said with love, but it was tough love.
— Mayor Bill de Blasio, 4/29/20

Wow. “Tough love” is a parental tactic reserved for children, Mr. Mayor.

So much for that expectation of not playing favorites.

The result has been consistent neglect and the latest pandemic scourge has been no different.

Black Chicagoans account for half of all coronavirus cases in the city and more than 70% of deaths, despite making up 30% of the population. Other cities with large black populations, including Detroit, Milwaukee, New Orleans and New York, have become coronavirus hotspots.
— BBC, 4/7/20

Had those in charge of those metropolitan areas been Republican, they would be household names Democrats and their media would keep immersed in the public conversation. But as we’re talking about blacks in Democrat-controlled areas, some review is in order.

ILLINOIS

Governor J. B. Pritzker (D)
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D)

As of 5 April, 1,824 out of Chicago’s 4,680 confirmed Covid-19 cases were black residents, said city officials on Monday. That compared with 847 white, 478 Hispanic and 126 Asian Chicagoans. Chicago has seen a total of 98 deaths as of Sunday, with 72% of them black residents.

While lamenting the fate of the black community, some politicians acted like the Coronavirus wouldn’t never stick to them.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot defends getting a haircut amid coronavirus outbreak, says stylist wore ‘a mask and gloves’
Chicago library employees protest Lightfoot’s decision to keep all 80 libraries open during pandemic
Wife of Illinois mayor cited for violating stay-at-home order after attending bar party, police say

MICHIGAN

Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D)
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan (D)

In Michigan, African Americans make up 14% of the population, but they account for 33% of the coronavirus cases and 41% of deaths, figures from the state health department showed on Monday. Detroit, Michigan, is about 80% black, and the city together with its surrounding suburbs accounts for around 80% of confirmed coronavirus cases.

At one point it was all about public anti-Trump #resist imagery…

Michigan governor threatens doctors who prescribe hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19

… until reality hit home.

Gov. Whitmer reverses course on coronavirus drugs, is now asking feds for hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine
Detroit Rep. Karen Whitsett says hydroxychloroquine, Trump helped save her life amid COVID-19 fight
Duggan urges those with fever to stay away from City Hall

WISCONSIN

Governor Tony Evers (D)
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett (D)

A similar disparity has emerged in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, one of the most segregated cities in the US.

A Democrat “segregated” city. Some things never change.

African Americans made up almost half of Milwaukee County’s nearly 1,000 cases as of last Friday and 81% of its 27 deaths, despite black people accounting for 26% of the population there, according to a study by ProPublica.

Politicians on both sides of the aisle played political games with public safety.

Union criticizes Barrett after city waited eight days to tell city workers of coronavirus case
Gov. Tony Evers: ‘We will have an election on April 7’
Federal judge blisters Gov. Tony Evers and GOP lawmakers for not delaying Wisconsin’s election

LOUISIANA

Governor John Bel Edwards (D)
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell (D)

Some 40% of Louisiana’s coronavirus deaths have occurred in the New Orleans area, where the majority of residents are black. Health officials have previously said the Big Easy’s residents suffer from rates of obesity, diabetes and hypertension that are higher than the national average, making them more vulnerable to Covid-19.

As was the case during Hurricane Katrina, Louisiana Democrats blew off early warnings and blamed a Republican president for the aftermath of their hesitation.

Cantrell defends Carnival season as coronavirus numbers rise
Cantrell: New Orleans would have called off Mardi Gras if coronavirus ‘red flags’ were raised

NEW YORK

Governor Andrew Cuomo (D)
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D)

Despite neither the BBC or ProPublica mentioning black numbers in New York City, mounting public pressure produced results.

Latino and black residents in New York City have higher mortality rates from coronavirus, according to preliminary numbers released by the city on Wednesday morning. The early data shows that of those who have died from coronavirus in the city, 34 percent were Latino residents, while 28 percent were blacks.
— Gothamist, 4/8/20

Many states and organizations that are gathering racial data are still suffering from gaps in the reporting.

Meanwhile, all was not rosy in The Big Apple.

The Missteps Of Mayor Bill De Blasio’s Coronavirus Response
De Blasio Stays Firm on Keeping N.Y.C. Schools Open as Outbreak Spreads
Coronavirus in New York: As deaths and cases soar, should NY leaders have acted sooner?
How New York City’s Emergency Ventilator Stockpile Ended Up on the Auction Block
De Blasio’s senior staff in near revolt over his coronavirus response

Democrats have proven over most of their history that they could give a rip about black people. Black children are disproportionately aborted, have the worse public education in the nation while being denied proven alternatives, Democrat politicians tolerate neighborhood shootings every weekend that would make national news had they occured in a white neighborhood. Blacks are only important when it comes time to keep Democrats in positions of power and now that President Trump has made near-historic inroads for the black vote, pointing to a Republican bogeyman is right out of the ol’ playbook.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has called for coronavirus reparations for minorities, claiming higher numbers of COVID-19 fatalities in low-income communities stems from underlying inequality.

“COVID deaths are disproportionately spiking in Black + Brown communities,” Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) tweeted to her 6 million followers on Friday morning. “Why? Because the chronic toll of redlining, environmental racism, wealth gap, etc. ARE underlying health conditions,” the Bronx-born lawmaker added.
— New York Post, 4/3/20

And just whose fault is that?

I grew up in the section of Boston called The South End which was sandwiched between the more affluent Back Bay and the impoverished neighborhood of Roxbury, considered “the heart of Black culture in Boston“. When I later got my own apartment on Tremont Street, I (as a courtesy) escorted all of my white friends in; not because they’d really be all that endangered but to make them feel comfortable.

That was in the 70s.

Now, when we go visit that same area, I am met with glares of suspicion from tolerant, inclusive white liberals of all ages. It’s like they want to know if I have a reason to be in this area that was technically the Hood and now a very expensive enclave of condos and high-priced luxury apartments?

So when I see what recently happened in a gentrified section of New York City, I understand….

This young, privileged millennial-sounding woman riding a bicycle acts she owns the neighborhood street.

She pays no excise taxes, regularly-scheduled inspection fees, insurance, fuel, routine maintenance or any other massive expense those who drive automobiles do, yet she believes she can stop traffic and talk down to those who may have previously lived there and no longer can afford to.

In 2014, Spike Lee relayed the sentiment by gentrification-affected blacks pushed out by the yuppie class.

Here’s the thing: I grew up here in Fort Greene. I grew up here in New York. It’s changed. And why does it take an influx of white New Yorkers in the south Bronx, in Harlem, in Bed Stuy, in Crown Heights for the facilities to get better? The garbage wasn’t picked up every motherfuckin’ day when I was living in 165 Washington Park. P.S. 20 was not good. P.S. 11. Rothschild 294. The police weren’t around. When you see white mothers pushing their babies in strollers, three o’clock in the morning on 125th Street, that must tell you something.

[Audience member: And I don’t dispute that … ]

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. And even more. Let me kill you some more.

[Audience member: Can I talk about something?]

Not yet.

Then comes the motherfuckin’ Christopher Columbus Syndrome. You can’t discover this! We been here. You just can’t come and bogart. There were brothers playing motherfuckin’ African drums in Mount Morris Park for 40 years and now they can’t do it anymore because the new inhabitants said the drums are loud. My father’s a great jazz musician. He bought a house in nineteen-motherfuckin’-sixty-eight, and the motherfuckin’ people moved in last year and called the cops on my father. He’s not — he doesn’t even play electric bass! It’s acoustic! We bought the motherfuckin’ house in nineteen-sixty-motherfuckin’-eight and now you call the cops? In 2013? Get the fuck outta here!

Nah. You can’t do that. You can’t just come in the neighborhood and start bogarting and say, like you’re motherfuckin’ Columbus and kill off the Native Americans. Or what they do in Brazil, what they did to the indigenous people. You have to come with respect. There’s a code. There’s people.

You can’t just — here’s another thing: When Michael Jackson died they wanted to have a party for him in motherfuckin’ Fort Greene Park and all of a sudden the white people in Fort Greene said, “Wait a minute! We can’t have black people having a party for Michael Jackson to celebrate his life. Who’s coming to the neighborhood? They’re gonna leave lots of garbage.” Garbage? Have you seen Fort Greene Park in the morning? It’s like the motherfuckin’ Westminster Dog Show. There’s 20,000 dogs running around. Whoa. So we had to move it to Prospect Park!

I mean, they just move in the neighborhood. You just can’t come in the neighborhood. I’m for democracy and letting everybody live but you gotta have some respect. You can’t just come in when people have a culture that’s been laid down for generations and you come in and now shit gotta change because you’re here? Get the fuck outta here. Can’t do that!

And then! [to audience member] Whoa whoa whoa. And then! So you’re talking about the people’s property change? But what about the people who are renting? They can’t afford it anymore! You can’t afford it. People want live in Fort Greene. People wanna live in Clinton Hill. The Lower East Side, they move to Williamsburg, they can’t even afford fuckin’, motherfuckin’ Williamsburg now because of motherfuckin’ hipsters. What do they call Bushwick now? What’s the word? [Audience: East Williamsburg]

That’s another thing: Motherfuckin’… These real estate motherfuckers are changing names! Stuyvesant Heights? 110th to 125th, there’s another name for Harlem. What is it? What? What is it? No, no, not Morningside Heights. There’s a new one. [Audience: SpaHa] What the fuck is that? How you changin’ names?

And we had the crystal ball, motherfuckin’ Do the Right Thing with John Savage’s character, when he rolled his bike over Buggin’ Out’s sneaker. I wrote that script in 1988. He was the first one. How you walking around Brooklyn with a Larry Bird jersey on? You can’t do that. Not in Bed Stuy.

So, look, you might say, “Well, there’s more police protection. The public schools are better.” Why are the public schools better? First of all, everybody can’t afford — even if you have money it’s still hard to get your kids into private school. Everybody wants to go to Saint Ann’s — you can’t get into Saint Ann’s. You can’t get into Friends. What’s the other one? In Brooklyn Heights. Packer. If you can’t get your child into there … It’s crazy. There’s a business now where people — you pay — people don’t even have kids yet and they’re taking this course about how to get your kid into private school. I’m not lying! If you can’t get your kid into private school and you’re white here, what’s the next best thing? All right, now we’re gonna go to public schools.

So, why did it take this great influx of white people to get the schools better? Why’s there more police protection in Bed Stuy and Harlem now? Why’s the garbage getting picked up more regularly? We been here!

All right, go ahead. Let’s see you come back to that.

h/t Erik Pistek