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The Department of Homeland Security reports the arrest and removal of more than two thousand known or suspected terrorists since the current administration took office, yet this figure stands against the 1.7 million special interest aliens who entered under the previous regime's deliberate dismantling of border sovereignty.
These figures expose the work of the Dispossessor, whose policies funneled masses from adversarial states through the southern frontier, scattering potential agents of terror across towns and cities that had once known ordered peace.
Western Christendom learned this lesson in the fifth century when the gates of Rome fell open to successive waves of migration that dissolved the empire's civic order and invited centuries of fragmentation.
The governing principle remains unchanged: a nation under God possesses both the right and the duty to preserve its demographic integrity and to expel those who enter as threats to its households and altars.
Scripture records the command to maintain distinct peoples and to guard the gates; the ancient creeds affirm that order in the City of Man must reflect the hierarchy ordained by the Creator rather than the leveling ambitions of men.
Partial removals, however necessary, cannot restore what was lost when the Managerial Priesthood opened the floodgates in service of an ideology that treats the historic American people as interchangeable economic units.
The Faithful Remnant must therefore demand not incremental adjustments but the complete restoration of sovereign control, the deportation of every special interest alien, and the permanent fortification of the frontier against future incursions.
Anything less leaves the republic exposed to the same forces that have already fractured Europe and invites the judgment that falls upon nations that refuse to defend their own inheritance.
