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ENDuring a question from Weijia Jiang of CBS News, Donald Trump was asked to clarify how Democrats want to protect health care coverage for undocumented immigrants who are not eligible for federal subsidies.
1. Instead of answering the policy question directly, Trump returned to his broader stance on border security and legal immigration, claiming that 25 million people entered the United States illegally.
2. Data from the Pew Research Center estimates the number of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. reached about 14 million in 2023.
3. The exchange comes as Republicans push a short term seven week funding extension to avoid a government shutdown, while Democrats argue Congress should also extend expiring health insurance subsidies.
Without congressional action, lawmakers warn that funding deadlines and expiring subsidies could create major policy and budget fights in Washington.
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ROBorder Security - The Musical #bordersecurity #wicked #defyinggravity #funny #comedy
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WO“What price do you put on national security… and is it worth it?”
In a powerful moment, Tom Homan raises a question that sits at the center of one of the most complex debates today—immigration, enforcement, and the cost of security.
This isn’t just policy.
It’s people, families, economies, and the difficult trade-offs governments make every day.
Mass deportation is often discussed in numbers—budgets, borders, and laws. But behind those numbers are real lives, real consequences, and real ethical dilemmas.
The debate forces a deeper reflection:
Can security be measured only in enforcement… or also in impact?
Because every decision in policy carries a cost—
the question is, who pays it?
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THPoland’s approach to immigration continues to stand out in Europe. By rejecting mandatory EU refugee quotas while tightening border security, leaders say they are protecting sovereignty, safety, and cultural continuity. At the same time, Poland’s welcome of millions of Ukrainians fleeing war highlights a selective and humanitarian response shaped by proximity and shared history. Supporters view this model as pragmatic and protective, while critics argue it challenges European unity and shared responsibility. The discussion reflects a broader EU debate: how to balance compassion with control, national identity with cooperation, and security with long-term stability in a changing world today globally.
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DAWho is this guy and why isn’t he our spokesperson for border security and the moral need for lawful deportations? What a perfectly delivered argument for holding people accountable for breaking the law and also recognizing the millions of law-abiding immigrants waiting in line around the world.
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NPRepublican Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma says his state would be devastated if people without legal status suddenly disappeared. Stitt says he supports issuing work visas to people without legal status who are currently employed.
In an interview with NPR’s @steve_inskeep, Stitt says his constituents have told him “‘Governor, Trump won. He won on the issue of border security. We absolutely need to vet people coming into our country. We absolutely need to get criminals out. But they also whispered to me and they said, I run a construction company. I own a company that does this. I’m a farmer and I have some illegals that work for me, and they’re like family.’”
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RE“You come in the country illegally.” A direct statement that sparked a heated national debate.
In this clip, the argument centers on border security, national identity, and whether tough immigration policies are about law enforcement or something deeper. The discussion challenges the framing of immigration reform and questions the motives critics assign to it.
Speaker: Tucker Carlson
Credits: Debate on Fox News discussing Donald Trump’s immigration plan
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NAWhen asked by CBS News' @academixuk to clarify how Democrats want to protect health care for undocumented immigrants, who are not eligible for subsidies, President Trump did not answer directly, instead reiterating his stance on border security and legal immigration while claiming that 25 million people came into the U.S. illegally. According to the Pew Research Center, the number of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. reached an all-time high of 14 million in 2023.
Republicans want to extend current funding levels for seven weeks to avoid a shutdown, but Democrats are seeking an extension of expiring health insurance subsidies. GOP lawmakers say that issue should be negotiated separately.
Without congressional action, a government shutdown would begin at 12 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025.
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THHEATED SHOWDOWN IN CONGRESS 🔥
During a tense House Judiciary Committee hearing, Representative Chuy García openly told U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi that she is “one of the worst attorney generals in our history.”
The explosive moment unfolded inside the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C., during oversight questioning involving the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), federal investigations, immigration enforcement, and alleged political interference. The exchange immediately went viral across social media platforms, sparking debate across the United States, from New York and California to Texas, Florida, Illinois, and Arizona.
The confrontation reportedly centered around DOJ transparency, handling of high-profile federal investigations, immigration policy, border security, and accusations of political bias. Democrats argued about misuse of federal authority, while Republicans defended institutional integrity, federal law enforcement independence, and national security priorities.
🇺🇸 This moment highlights the growing political divide in America ahead of the 2026 elections between Democrats and Republicans.
🌎 International observers from the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, France, India, Australia, Israel, China, Japan, Brazil, Russia, South Africa, Italy, Spain, and Mexico are closely watching U.S. political turbulence, as Washington’s internal stability impacts global markets, NATO alliances, Middle East, Ukraine, Indo-Pacific, oil markets, trade routes, and global economic confidence.
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As political tensions rise in the United States of America, one thing is clear — the battle over governance, transparency, and the future direction of the Republic is intensifying.
Stay informed. Stay aware. 🌍
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LI🚨 President Trump Asked Congress: “Stand if you agree: The first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens.”
In his February 24, 2026, address to a joint session of Congress—his first State of the Union in the second term, running nearly two hours—President Trump turned to immigration and border security. He asked the chamber: “Stand if you agree: The first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens.”
Republicans stood up and applauded for about two minutes. Most Democrats remained seated, creating a clear visual split in the room. Trump remarked over the moment: “Isn't that a shame? You should be ashamed of yourself, not standing up.” Some Democrats, including Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, shouted back interruptions like “You have killed Americans!”—referencing recent fatal shootings of U.S. citizens by federal agents during immigration enforcement in Minnesota.
This came amid Trump's defense of his administration's crackdown, claiming zero illegal border admissions in the past nine months and calling for ending sanctuary cities. The standing request was part of highlighting what he sees as successes in protecting citizens, while critics view the policies as overly aggressive.
It underscores ongoing clashes over immigration, with Trump inviting "Angel Families" affected by crimes from undocumented individuals as guests. Democrats argue the approach has led to unintended harms, like the Minnesota incidents.
What do you think? Does this reveal a key divide, or just show politics? 👇 #TrumpSOTU #Immigration #StateOfTheUnion #BorderSecurity #Congress
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AM🇺🇸|President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump departed for the Capitol tonight to attend the State of the Union address, one of the most important political events on the Washington calendar. The address to Congress will be a key moment for the president to outline his administration’s accomplishments and detail his legislative priorities for the coming year. The speech is expected to cover topics such as the economy, border security, and foreign policy, amid heightened political expectations. #trump
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