deporting illegals once they’re convicted of a violent crime. As Colorado Democrat


Sen. Michael Bennet told the AP, “I think Donald Trump has painted the Democratic Party into a corner on immigration, and it’s going to take us a while to get out of the corner.” Adam Weiss, podcast


host, political strategist, and CEO of AMW Public Relations in Manhattan, says lately he’s been seeing people strolling around Central Park openly wearing MAGA caps. “I see a cultural shift,


an awakening,” Weiss tells Newsmax. “People don’t mind saying they’re conservatives, don’t mind saying they’re MAGA. “Now they can say, ‘Yes,


WAY STATION Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced in January the U.S. Naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, would house up to 30,000 illegal immigrants awaiting repatriation. The base was used by President George H.W. Bush in 1992 to process refugees being returned to Haiti.


Riley Act, which requires federal authorities to detain any illegal arrested for theft, assaulting a police officer, or other violent crimes, told the AP that his Latino constituents “want sane border security, common sense solutions, more Border Patrol, more customs officers.” Gallego added, “They


want to see bad people get deported. They want to see an opportunity for good people — to find a way for


them to stay here.” Polls indicate


immigration is costing Democrats votes they can’t afford to lose. An Associated Press-


NORC poll in January found half of all U.S. adults say heightened security at the border should be a “high priority.” And another three in 10 state it should be a “moderate priority.” Polls show 80% of


Democrats now favor


I believe in America. Yes, I believe in American values.’ Before they thought they’d be yelled at on Facebook, be canceled, or maybe lose their job.”


MAKE A PLAN, WORK A PLAN Political scientists may well study Trump’s sudden impact for decades to come. Yet most of his “shock


and awe” policies aren’t new — they were fully articulated by Trump himself in the Agenda 47 videos released during the campaign. Long before he stepped back into the Oval Office, Susie Wiles, White House chief of staff, and other


top Trump advisers established their plans for setting Democrats and the bureaucracy back on its heels via lightning-fast implementation. Team Trump knew


a counterattack was inevitable, and it came early on via the legacy media.


Among the fear-


inducing headlines after just one week of Trump 2.0: “Trump Makes Moves to Expand His Power, Sparking Chaos and a Possible Constitutional Crisis” — Associated Press; “Trump Has Moved


Quickly to Exact ‘Retribution.’ More Revenge Could Come” — ABC News; “The Trump White House Has No Idea What the Trump White House Just Did” — The Washington Post. Whether that rampant


and growing anti-Trump coverage has much impact on voters remains to be seen, however. It certainly didn’t move the needle much in November. Post-election,


waning viewerships and diminished subscribers have forced several legacy media outlets to cut costs, trim head count, and bid goodbye to journalists whose credibility may have been tainted by their indifference to covering the Hunter Biden laptop scandal and Joe Biden’s obvious decline.


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