The State Department is now advancing its policies against mass migration globally.

It is now deeming this a threat to Western civilization and making this an actual policy.

Now in addition to this, the United States is also changing its policies on humanitarian aid in the United Nations.

Changing the whole thing and the goal according to the State Department is to save lives

with less money. And also on a related topic, ICE just got access to all the data on Medicaid.

I'll be talking about these topics and a lot more today. And before we begin, don't forget to

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I'm the Epitimes Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip and you're listening to Crossroads.

Something big is happening. The State Department is actually now moving forward with its policies globally against

mass migration, which it deems a threat to Western civilization. They're also calling it basically

abuses of basic human rights caused by people migrating to other countries in mass numbers.

Let me show the State Department saying.

It says mass migration and the criminal networks that enable it wrought havoc on America

before President Trump secured the border.

It says the State Department is now instructed U.S.

emphases in countries in the

Western Hemisphere, meaning like Western Europe and Canada, in other words, to report on human

rights abuses caused by mass migration.

This can be a big deal, by the way, because what happens in Europe if you talk about it?

Well, they might come knocking at your door saying,

hey, did you have a license for that, did you have a license for that opinion, mate? And they might

throw you in prison for it. People are going to jail for posting things on Twitter or X. People are

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