I know you guys call me a demoralization agent that's getting paid directly by the CIA or some shit, and that you've been trvsting the plvn more than ever recently because the Trump administration has given some cynical, performative comments against immigration, but you really need to look at the bigger picture here.
America is currently 55% White. It's probably even lower than that, considering some of the people the census considers "White". The second White people are not the majority in this country, we are permanently, irreparably fucked. Nonwhites are completely tribalistic and only vote within their own interests, and those interests are conquering America at the expense of the White taxpayer. If America becomes majority nonwhite, we are looking at a permanent Democrat government that will become increasingly foreign and even more blatant, both in tactics and rhetoric, with it's anti-White hatred. The country will go from one of the strongest countries on the planet to a bulkanized South Africa with a multitude of different tribalistic thirdworlders fighting for control of the country while the Whites are ethnically cleansed.
We may have shut down the border for now, and legal immigration might even be at an all-time low, but we don't factor in that nonwhite birthrates still exceed White birthrates in this country, and that the elderly who are dying off are almost entirely White. Even if all immigration stopped permanently starting today, we would still have a majority nonwhite country in the span of one or two decades. This also doesn't count for the fact that the second a Democrat gets back into the White House, the gates will be opened, the NGOs will be put into overdrive, and this country will be fucked beyond repair permanently.
Yes we have mass deportations going on, but even if we get every single one of them out by the end of Trump's second term (yeah right), that's still just the tip of the iceberg. That doesn't even touch the 53.3 million foreign-born people in the country legally, the foreigners on visa programs, and second/third/fourth generation immigrants who still haven't even bothered to integrate or simply are incapable of integration to begin with.
The only way I can see this country becoming salvageable demographically is if:
1. Deportations continue at the rate they are or increase.
2. The Supreme Court overturns birthright citizenship within the next 5 years.
3. The Hart-Cellar Act is repealed within 10 years.
4. A ban / permanent pause is put on all countries outside of Europe, the Anglosphere, and maybe some East Asian countries as well.
5. Foreign citizens who put their own sectarian interests before the interests of the country are denaturalized and deported.
6. Republicans hold control of all three branches of government for the entirety of the time it takes to implement all these goals, while neocons and cucked moderates within the Republican party are primaried out of office.
Most of these issues are frankly unreasonable. Deportations will continue and might even get better for this term with Miller breathing down everyone's backs, but again, these stop the second a Democrat gets into office. And when a Democrat gets into office, we get 10-20 million illegals in 3 years, while when a Republican gets into office, we can maybe get half of that out in 4 years. The birthright citizenship might get overturned, but if it isn't you can pretty much throw in the towel, it will be so over at that point.
People are finally talking about repealing the Hart-Cellar act, which is a massive step in the right direction, but this is still not a popular point among most elected Republicans. You'll have a congressman or senator talking about it here or there, but for every 1 elected Republican who's America First and in favor of repealing the Act, you have 10 cuckservatives with their 3 adopted African children who wouldn't dare even think of doing that, let alone voting for it's repeal. If we can barely vote on a budget, there is no way we're going to repeal something as sacred as the Hart-Cellar Act.
Trump banned 19 countries from immigrating to America, which is good, but there's still plenty of other countries that are still allowed to immigrate into the country freely, including some of the worst offenders like India and China. We still have subhuman leeches who weren't even born here like Ilhan Omar in the country, let alone the government, despite all the fraud she's involved with and that she likely got her green card illegally. You even got Trump meeting personally with and glazing Zohran Mamdani and endorsing Vivek Ramaswamy for governor of Ohio.
And then there's the problem with actually keeping a majority in government. Right now, everyone's biggest problem is cost of living. Yeah, things are getting a little better, but that's coming down from one of the worst inflationary periods in a while under Biden. Things are still hardly affordable and Trump's boomeristic messaging of "Our economy's doing great! It's better than Biden's! Just look at the stock market!" Is so utterly repulsive to the median voter that it'd be better if he just didn't talk about the economy at all. He's so out of touch with the average person and if the Democrats stay on the down-low about their social and immigration positions and just give vague epithets about the economy, they will destroy us in the midterms, and even in the next presidential election if they can get a new face in. Trump needs to be going hard on tarriffs instead of flip-flopping on them so hard and he needs to work to bring industry back to America rather than sitting on his ass and saying everything is alright because the S&P 500 line is going up. If the off year elections have shown anything then we are absolutely fucked next year, and maybe just permanently. (And yes, I know those were blue states voting in blue governors, but even then their margins were terrible for the Republicans)
So yeah, we've made a lot of progress over the years, but the discussion on this stuff needed to happen about a decade ago. If we're just having this conversation now while the country is 55% White, we're not going to have any of this come to fruition when the country is 40% White, and at that point we're not going to be able to solve things Democratically. It doesn't help that you have people like John Thune as the senate majority leader and Mike Johnson as the speaker of the house, and Trump selling out citizenship while making it harder for Europeans specifically to travel to America. I genuinely don't know what the fuck we're going to do 10 years from now, let alone 20. It's only going to be worse everywhere else in the West.