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Federal agents stopped a boat packed with fourteen Mexican nationals off the coast of Newport Beach, the latest in a lengthening chain of vessels delivering foreign nationals directly into the wealthy Southern California enclave.
The Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations team boarded the craft at 1:30 p.m., seized the vessel, and delivered its passengers to processing while one individual received treatment only for seasickness. The operation follows repeated similar landings that have turned the Pacific shoreline into an unsecured back door.
These landings are not random failures of vigilance. They are the predictable result of a deliberate policy that treats national borders as suggestions rather than walls of law and blood.
From the moment the first European settlements raised ordered commonwealths on this continent, the Christian understanding of nationhood has required the defense of territory as an act of stewardship under God, not an open invitation to demographic replacement.
The City of Man now advances its conquest through smugglers and compliant officials who treat every intercepted craft as a public-relations inconvenience rather than an act of war against the historic American people.
Scripture and the accumulated wisdom of Christendom both condemn the ruler who fails to guard the gates; the same texts condemn the stranger who demands entry by stealth and force.
The governing principle remains unchanged since the collapse of Rome before successive waves of uninvited migration: a people that will not defend its own soil will soon possess no soil to defend.
The faithful remnant must therefore demand the immediate restoration of maritime interdiction, the expulsion of every person who entered unlawfully, and the dismantling of the financial and legal networks that make these voyages profitable.
Anything less hands the next generation a nation whose shores are no longer its own.
