shockedcanadian
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Trump made some excellent choices in his new administration, none better than JD Vance and Marco Rubio. Both have been outspoken and now the State Department is not going to turn their heads away to abuses of citizens.
THIS is what made America so beloved around the globe and it was at one point in history a critical requirement for all allies...to share American values.
If the West loses it's DNA of Judeo-Christianity, the West will not be long for this world as China and Russia will eventually roll them over with little resistance.
The US State Department said it had directed American embassies in the Western Hemisphere to report on “human rights abuses caused by mass migration,” amid a broader effort by the Trump administration to pressure allies to tighten their own immigration policies.
“Mass migration and the criminal networks that enable it wrought havoc on America before President Trump secured the border,” the State Department posted Tuesday on X. “U.S. embassies will report on crimes resulting from mass migration and urge governments across the Western Hemisphere to combat these human rights abuses.”
“Embassies will analyze government policies that facilitate mass migration or privilege migrants over citizens,” the department added, without providing further details on what the effort would entail.
Still, the move offers to provide another platform for the Trump administration to pressure US security and economic partners to do more to clamp down on migration in their countries. The administration has increasingly sought to identify mass migration as a threat to the US and its allies, in particular Europe, with the State Department in November casting mass migration as presenting an “existential threat to Western civilization.”
President Donald Trump’s new national security strategy also highlighted the issue, raising concerns about the perils of unchecked immigration and transnational criminal groups and offering blunt warnings that Europe risked “civilizational erasure” due to migrants.
Trump, in his second term, has moved on multiple fronts to narrow both legal and illegal immigration pathways in the US. That’s included carrying out mass deportations, reinstating a travel ban on migrants from select countries, drastically reducing the number of refugee admissions, and imposing high fees on visas for skilled workers.
But the president has also bemoaned what he has cast as the perils of migration in other countries, saying in a Politico interview earlier this month that Europe’s immigration policies were a “disaster.”
THIS is what made America so beloved around the globe and it was at one point in history a critical requirement for all allies...to share American values.
If the West loses it's DNA of Judeo-Christianity, the West will not be long for this world as China and Russia will eventually roll them over with little resistance.
The US State Department said it had directed American embassies in the Western Hemisphere to report on “human rights abuses caused by mass migration,” amid a broader effort by the Trump administration to pressure allies to tighten their own immigration policies.
“Mass migration and the criminal networks that enable it wrought havoc on America before President Trump secured the border,” the State Department posted Tuesday on X. “U.S. embassies will report on crimes resulting from mass migration and urge governments across the Western Hemisphere to combat these human rights abuses.”
“Embassies will analyze government policies that facilitate mass migration or privilege migrants over citizens,” the department added, without providing further details on what the effort would entail.
Still, the move offers to provide another platform for the Trump administration to pressure US security and economic partners to do more to clamp down on migration in their countries. The administration has increasingly sought to identify mass migration as a threat to the US and its allies, in particular Europe, with the State Department in November casting mass migration as presenting an “existential threat to Western civilization.”
President Donald Trump’s new national security strategy also highlighted the issue, raising concerns about the perils of unchecked immigration and transnational criminal groups and offering blunt warnings that Europe risked “civilizational erasure” due to migrants.
Trump, in his second term, has moved on multiple fronts to narrow both legal and illegal immigration pathways in the US. That’s included carrying out mass deportations, reinstating a travel ban on migrants from select countries, drastically reducing the number of refugee admissions, and imposing high fees on visas for skilled workers.
But the president has also bemoaned what he has cast as the perils of migration in other countries, saying in a Politico interview earlier this month that Europe’s immigration policies were a “disaster.”
