At this video link: Terra Carta Chuck's Spectacular Down Fall with KJ3
Feb 7, 2026
Leah True Crime Canada on Barack Obama and Trump's Achievements
But the administration of President Donald Trump has made extraordinary progress in addressing the problem. First, Border Patrol and other law enforcement officials have virtually stopped the flow of illegal crossers at the Mexico border. The best start is to stop making the problem worse.
Second, this month, the Department of Homeland Security announced the departure of more than 2.5 million migrants who were in the country illegally. “Since January 20, 2025, DHS enforcement operations have resulted in more than 605,000 deportations,” the department said in a statement. “DHS has prioritized removing the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens as part of the Trump administration’s efforts to return law and order to the United States. Additionally, thanks to the comprehensive efforts of DHS law enforcement, 1.9 million illegal aliens have voluntarily self-deported since January 2025.”
The first number — 605,000 deportations — has astonished some immigration enforcement veterans. In the past, the government’s deportations were in two categories. One was the number of illegal immigrants removed from the interior of the country, and the other was the number who were simply apprehended at the border and turned around back into Mexico. Obviously, the first category requires a lot more work for immigration enforcement.
Former immigration judge Andrew Arthur of the Center for Immigration Studies, which favors tighter immigration controls, noted that the high-water mark of removals from the interior of the country was 237,941 in 2008-2009. (Arthur attributed that number, at the very end of the George W. Bush administration, to an effort by Bush to increase interior removals, appearing tough on immigration, in hopes of persuading Congress to approve an amnesty deal.) The total number of removals was then “padded,” in Arthur’s words, by the number of illegal border crossers who had been turned around upon arrival at the border and sent back to Mexico.
Now, Trump has virtually stopped the flow of illegal crossers at the border, so the administration’s number of deportations — 605,000 — is virtually all people removed from the interior. That is a huge number; Arthur called it “epic.”
Trump started with some advantages. First, due to the Biden administration’s lax enforcement, by the end of 2024, there were 1.44 million illegal immigrants who had received final removal orders from a judge. They had full due process and could be deported as soon as they were found. So, that was a start.
In addition, under Trump, immigration judges added new deportation orders. And then Immigration and Customs Enforcement began to receive assistance from what Arthur called “enforcement-friendly jurisdictions that will identify and (to a degree) hold criminal aliens for the agency to pick up.”
“Long story short,” concluded Arthur, “Trump II has the will prior administrations lacked to enforce the law in the interior, has a large population of removable aliens to choose from (thanks to non-enforcement under Biden), has the detention space to hold them (thanks to the Big Beautiful Bill Act), and has willing federal and state partners to lend a hand. Consequently, it is setting removal records previously thought impossible.”
That is the deportation side. The much larger part of the total removal number, 1.9 million, is people who were in the U.S. illegally and decided to leave on their own — to self-deport. The two categories are closely related. Everyone agrees that the Trump administration’s aggressive deportation efforts have caught the attention of the millions in the country illegally. They face a new reality that gives them three choices: 1) Find a way to get right with the law; 2) Do nothing and hope that enforcement officers do not find them; or 3) Leave.
So far, just in 2025, 1.9 million have taken the third option. If Trump’s enforcement efforts continue, that number will continue to grow.
The total number of deportations, 2.5 million, is quite an achievement. But to put it in perspective, Trump’s record number of deportations has reversed just one year of the number who entered the U.S. illegally during the Biden influx. That’s a measure of how much there is to do.
Can the administration keep up its first-year pace for the rest of Trump’s term? Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies, believes it can. “Yes, ICE can maintain this pace,” she said. “They have an infusion of funding and Trump has been able to win some court challenges. If he increases workplace enforcement and continues the zero tolerance messaging, more people will see the writing on the wall and decide to return home. In addition, there will be fewer visa overstays because of the tightening of visa restrictions.”
Trump’s efforts have met with significant public approval — majorities approve of removing illegal immigrants with criminal records, and also those who have simply entered the country illegally. But a few of ICE’s more heavy-handed removal actions have given Democrats an issue to stage protests against the administration’s “cruelty.” Several Democratic politicians, including presidential hopefuls Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) and JB Pritzker (D-IL), are doubling down on their opposition to enforcing U.S. immigration law.
The most important thing to remember is that Trump’s work is intended to make life better for the people living legally in the U.S. “The benefit to the United States is that certain illegal aliens who are committing crimes and causing problems in American communities will no longer be living here,” says Vaughan. “American taxpayers will have less of a burden funding welfare, health care, and schooling for recent arrivals, and employers who were previously hiring illegal workers will have to start hiring U.S. workers. All of this is helpful to the quality of life and wage growth for struggling Americans.”
A Voice Outside the Narrative - Tantramar Landowners Association since 2015
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Election year in Tantramar.. will you vote out Mayor Andrew "Stolen Lands" Black in Tantramar? Who will be the candidates of popular choice? With an average age of 51 in the Municipality according to their expert consultants is there a more representative voice than Andrew Black? Will a younger and more dynamic candidate put forth their name for the job of Mayor? Is it time for a change in the direction and vision for the region? Time will tell... but if you've ever considered running as a candidate what are you waiting for? A new set of elected officials could change the vibe of this place immensely... Andrew Black has squandered his time as Mayor, left no legacy project whatsoever, and has had more than enough time to prove himself to be an exceptional leader with a vision--he has failed in his efforts and Black has proven himself to be a rather unimpressive, scattered and distracted networker and wanna-be bureaucrat who will say and do as he is told to do.. that's not leadership.. that's obediance.. weakness. By jet-setting to different locations around the globe to schmooze Black made a conscious decision not to be someone who is terribly interested in local affairs and development of this region and instead aspired to engage mostly in virtue signalling and performative theatre as a local politician. Black's true goals as an elected Mayor should more effectively have been the ongoing informal engagement with the locals first and foremost and the invested taxpayers and businesses with a stake in the region. Black's apparent contempt for capitalism, free enterprise, the taxpayers and his total lack of concern for the massive cost of living increase in the past decade resulting in difficulty for elderly and young adults attempting to establish themselves in work and with homes here has been nothing short of negligent, uninspiring and rudderless. Unless a "leader" has a clear idea of what a town needs to be successful and attractive that "so-called leader" will fail at their mission as Mayor in Tantramar. Frankly its been embarrassing to witness Black's attempt to grow the region... especially Black's hyper-focus on "densification" and climate change propaganda to the detriment of creating real projects like new neighbourhoods and the youth's long overdue Tantramar Skate Park Project, to name but a few.
Black's obediant "coviet" era will not soon be forgotten as a dark chapter in the history of the region.
Finally... for someone so concerned about his "carbon footprint" and his endless waffling about and advocating for "net zero" [a cult of nonsense] Andrew Black has gone out of his way to travel a lot .. and yes we noticed Andrew... far too many trips overseas for nothing.. other than to say you went there and did that.
"Tantramar University City" .. its a great place that will become even greater and blossom mightily under the right priorities and clear leadership.
Election is May 2026.. more here: Elections New Brunswick, Canada
A New Mayor for Tantramar - inspired architects builders dreamers and doers are welcome!
Feb 6, 2026
Meredith Fisher Asks Questions About New Development Off Queens Road
Who are the new subdivision owners / developers of "Salem Properties" asks Meredith Fisher... some possibilities are shown below here:
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Ceremonial First Nations Indigenous Fires ByLaw with Chief Bowser
Sacred fires in Tantramar indigenous lands..
Feb 5, 2026
Matt Pryde Town Hall Grant Applications Over $200,000
Matt Pryde approves funding to groups asking for money from the municipality and advises there were approximately $200,000 in "community grant applications".. but still no discussions yet on plans for the new Tantramar Skate Park Project.
What is an "Age Friendly Community" in New Brunswick?
Discussions recently on the Town's desire to gain the designation of "Age Friendly Community" recently in Town Hall..
more here: Age-friendly communities - gnb.ca
Ricky Gervais slammed for 'fawning over' paedophile Jimmy Saville in 2000 Interview
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Bill Clinton is featured at this 2010 disclosure discussion with Greg Hallett here:
Jack Straw, vegastar, conspiracybot on X - King John III Disclosure
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"They Cannot Create Beauty They Can Only Steal It" Candace Owens Ep. 302
At this video link: REVELATIONS: Macron’s Boyfriend. Erika’s Girlfriend. | Candace Ep 302
More here on Candace Owens from the foursome at "The Behaviour Panel":
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