The President of Mexico and the President of the Mexican senate are actively encouraging the riots in LA and making territorial claims on U.S. states that go back prior to the Mexican-American war. This is a well-funded, foreign-backed operation made possible by open borders. It’s an invasion and should be treated as such. Expel the perpetrators. Find the funders. Bring the planners and collaborators to justice. Mass immigration isn’t just a domestic issue. It’s a tool of foreign policy, and always has been. During both World Wars, Germany tried to weaponize Mexico to destabilize the U.S. from within. The most famous example? The Zimmermann Telegram. Germany’s secret offer to help Mexico reclaim U.S. territory (Texas, Arizona, New Mexico) if it joined the Central Powers. That telegram helped pull the U.S. into World War I. This wasn’t an isolated episode. It was a clear-eyed recognition that America’s southern border is a strategic vulnerability, and that diaspora populations, when organized and politically active, can be leveraged to shift the balance of power. Fast forward to today. China understands the game. Its growing interest in Mexico isn’t just about trade routes or nearshoring. It’s about proximity, influence, and access (political, demographic, and economic). Immigration policy intersects with sovereignty and foreign influence. This is the natural consequence of decades of unchecked mass immigration, political cowardice, and a deliberate erosion of sovereignty. This is not compassion. This is chaos. And our Founders warned us. Alexander Hamilton, no stranger to immigration himself, understood the difference between assimilation and indiscriminate admission. He wrote: “To admit foreigners indiscriminately to the rights of citizens, the moment they put foot in our country would be nothing less, than to admit the Grecian Horse into the Citadel of our Liberty and Sovereignty.” He knew that a nation must have a threshold, a gate, not just to protect its borders, but to preserve its identity. Theodore Roosevelt carried that warning forward: “There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism… The one absolutely certain way of bringing this nation to ruin… would be to permit it to become a tangle of squabbling nationalities.” That’s exactly what we’ve become. A divided, fracturing country where competing identities pull apart the fabric of the nation. Loyalty to the whole is replaced by allegiance to the tribe. Law is replaced by grievance. Every country has the right, indeed a duty, to determine who joins its national family. That right has been abdicated. We no longer have immigration. We have invasion by invitation, sponsored by politicians looking to shift the electorate and multinational corporations seeking cheap labor. The result? Millions here illegally. Entire cities paralyzed by fear or violence. Wages suppressed. Public trust eroded. And now, mobs attacking ICE officers for daring to enforce the law. If we don’t solve this, we don’t have a country. Time to lock in and do what’s needed. We must end mass immigration and we must begin mass deportations, not out of cruelty, but out of necessity. Because sovereignty without enforcement is a lie. Border security is national security. Deportation is not a dirty word. It’s the rightful consequence of violating a nation’s laws. A country that cannot control its borders cannot call itself a country at all. We must return to an America where citizenship is earned, not handed out. Where allegiance matters. Where riots don’t follow the lawful actions of immigration agents. This is a turning point. Either we reclaim our national identity or we dissolve into a patchwork of conflict, resentment, and decline. History has already warned us. It’s time to act.