News Reporter SPEECHLESS After Rancher Reveals How Trump CHANGED EVERYTHING After Biden Left Office!
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Takeaways
- ❖Trump's border policies have reduced migrant crossings in Eagle Pass, Texas, from over 2,000 to 20 per day.
- ❖The end of 'catch and release' and increased prosecutions are credited with deterring illegal immigration.
- ❖Arizona's Yuma and Tucson sectors experienced a 90% drop in migrant encounters, from 500,000 to under 50,000 in comparative fiscal years.
- ❖Farmers in border communities report significant positive changes, with fields no longer compromised by migrants.
- ❖The host criticizes 'black pill right-wingers' and mainstream media for downplaying Trump's border achievements.
- ❖Democrats are accused of promoting open borders to boost population in blue states for electoral and House seat gains by the 2030 census.
Insights
1Dramatic Reduction in Border Crossings
Under President Trump's policies, migrant encounters in Eagle Pass, Texas, decreased from over 2,000 per day during the Biden administration to approximately 20 per day. Similarly, the Yuma and Tucson sectors in Arizona saw a 90% drop, from roughly 500,000 encounters in Fiscal Year 2022 to less than 50,000 in Fiscal Year 2025.
Reporter's observations in Eagle Pass (), US Customs and Border Protection data cited (, ).
2Policy Shift: End of 'Catch and Release' and Increased Prosecutions
The host attributes the reduction in crossings to the end of the 'catch and release' policy and increased prosecutions for smugglers and illegal entrants. The current policy ensures that anyone crossing illegally is arrested, prosecuted, and returned to Mexico, with zero releases into the U.S. interior since August of the previous year.
Border Patrol chief's statement on deterrence (), host's commentary on zero releases (, ).
3Positive Impact on Border Communities and Agriculture
Farmers in Yuma County, Arizona, which produces up to 90% of the nation's leafy greens in winter, reported a 'night and day' difference. Farmer Cory Melon stated he had 'never seen it this dead,' referring to the lack of migrant crossings, which previously led to crops being compromised by migrants camping in fields.
Farmer Cory Melon's testimony (, ).
4Political Motivation for Open Borders Alleged
The host asserts that Democrats are compelled to maintain open borders to increase population in blue states, thereby preventing losses in electoral votes and House seats in the upcoming 2030 census, framing it as a strategy for power and control.
Host's explanation of Democratic motivations ().
Quotes
"We've got the most controlled border we've ever had in the history and in my lifetime in the Border Patrol."
"Under President Trump's policies, officers encounter just 20 migrants a day here."
"People aren't making taking that risk to come across because the the the end of catch and release is a deterrent in itself."
"Never seen it this dead. Ever. Ever. There's nobody coming across."
"Democrats have to. They don't have a choice. The 2030 census is coming up. They're losing a lot of people in blue states."
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