Trump Doubles Down, Biden’s Border Haunts, and D.C. Stays Quiet
While the media spins “compassion,” real lives are being destroyed — and Trump’s done pretending otherwise.
Good Morning, it’s Monday, December 1, 2025.
America just got a reminder of what “open borders” really cost — and no, it’s not hypothetical.
Trump’s refugee pause has the left clutching pearls, but after the murder of a National Guard soldier by an unvetted Afghan migrant, voters aren’t in the mood for lectures. While Biden’s crew stays silent, Trump’s turning up the heat — blunt, unapologetic, and vowing a total reset.
No fluff. No filters. Let’s dig in.
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Trump’s Refugee Pause Sends Globalist Heads Spinning
“We don’t want those people.” And he means it.
President Trump isn’t just putting a pause on asylum from 19 unstable countries — he’s throwing a brick through the Overton window of polite immigration talk.
On Air Force One, he doubled down on his Thanksgiving order blocking asylum claims from countries like Somalia, Iran, and Venezuela — nations he says are either hostile, broken, or both. His words? Brutally blunt: “We don’t want people. We have enough problems.”
“All they do is go around killing each other, then they come into our country and tell us how to run our country,” Trump said.
What triggered media meltdown:
Trump tied the policy to Ilhan Omar, invoking long-swirling claims of immigration fraud and saying that if proven, she should be “thrown the hell out of our country.”
He also previewed broader immigration shockwaves:
Total freeze on Third World migration
Deportations of “public charges” and those “incompatible with Western Civilization”
End of subsidies to non-citizens
Denaturalization of migrants who “undermine domestic tranquility”
Takeaway: Trump’s immigration warpath is back — and he’s not apologizing for protecting the culture, safety, or sovereignty of the United States.
Afghan Migrant Kills U.S. Guard — Trump Blames Biden
“They let anyone and everyone in — unchecked.”
Trump went scorched earth Sunday, torching Biden, Mayorkas, and Kamala over the murder of a National Guard soldier — allegedly by an unvetted Afghan migrant brought in under Biden’s failed evacuation plan.
In a Truth Social post, Trump called out the trio for opening the floodgates without oversight:
“Crooked Joe Biden, Mayorkas, and so-called ‘Border Czar’ Kamala Harris really screwed our Country by letting anyone and everyone come in totally unchecked and unvetted!”
Here’s the case that lit the fuse:
Victim: 20-year-old National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom
Suspect: Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who entered via Operation Allies Welcome during the 2021 Afghanistan pullout
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem admitted the program skipped full vetting amid the collapse of the Afghan government
Operation Allies Welcome, Biden’s feel-good name for the botched withdrawal rescue, now looks like a security sieve.
“Large numbers were admitted before full checks could occur,” Noem said.
Takeaway: One dead soldier, one unvetted migrant, and zero accountability from the Biden crew who let it happen.
Trump brushes off Venezuela airspace closure talk.
When asked about declaring Venezuelan airspace “closed,” Trump told reporters, “Don’t read anything into it.” Read more
Convicted sex offender caught teaching at Michigan college.
ICE arrested a Jamaican national who was working as a college professor despite a rape conviction and deportation order. Read more
Rubio, Witkoff meet with Ukraine negotiators.
The senator and real estate mogul are pushing a U.S.-backed Ukraine peace framework as Europe’s war fatigue deepens. Read more
Mass shooting at California banquet hall leaves several dead.
Gunmen opened fire at a private party in Stockton, killing at least four and wounding multiple others. Read more
House Republicans prep new plan to dismantle Obamacare.
GOP leaders are eyeing a repeal-replace push in early 2026, betting Biden-era expansions are ripe for rollback. Read more
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When a Single Line of Code Shook the Grid
A tiny anomaly in November’s grid software triggered cascading alerts across multiple utilities — the kind of diagnostic tremor operators call a “ghost event.”
Except this one wasn’t silent.
Within minutes, a federal advisory went out warning of “interdependent infrastructure risk.” Hours later, think-tank analysts were already pushing the phrase: digital settlement resilience.
Funny how the narrative always arrives faster than the investigation.
Cyber events aren’t random. They’re leverage — the spark used to justify tightening identity checkpoints, centralizing money, and pushing every transaction through monitored rails.
Most people see a glitch.
Operatives see the policy window it opens.
If you want to understand why these micro-anomalies keep appearing right before major shifts in digital governance, you need the briefing the public never gets.
The pundits can whine about “tone” all they want — but Trump’s not here for etiquette points. He’s calling out the border disaster for what it is: deadly, chaotic, and unsustainable. One refugee policy pause doesn’t undo four years of Biden’s border negligence — but it’s a start.
The media won’t run with these stories. So we will. Loudly.
This isn’t just immigration policy — it’s about whether America has the guts to defend itself anymore.
~ Scott 🇺🇸
P.S. Trump’s refugee freeze is long overdue — and if the Ilhan Omar angle hits the courtroom, the fallout will be nuclear. But the more stunning part? A U.S. soldier is dead because the last administration let emotion overrule national security. That should make every American furious.
Your turn: Are we finally ready to close the door and fix the damn lock? Tell me your take.
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