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The Conservative Review with Danny Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter in the way they matter.

Yes, at the time they matter.

And that issue on this Thursday is once again immigration.

It's obviously one of the most important issues, if not in the top one or two.

But it's also the most achievable issue.

And at the same time, it's at an inflection point.

You might think that, okay, we're done with amnesty.

The Overton window is shifted, and that's completely done with, but of course, it's not enough.

You've got to deter and get out those already here, especially in light of a future Democrat presidency that's absolutely going to happen,

very likely the next time, but certainly the one after that.

And also, you need states to be able to enforce the law no matter what.

And that's what we've been talking about.

But today I want to take this to the next level that we're not done with amnesty.

And in fact, it comes in a circle.

Because commensurate with how much of a mandate and an opportunity and momentum you have behind immigration enforcement in light of what Biden's administration did is how much peril lies ahead if you don't achieve the mission. Because then once and for all,

it's a use it or lose it power now, then they will be able to say, look, you did everything you can and you see it's not

logistically possible, as we've always said, and it's not economically possible.

And that would be a concern if we had more of an intrepid, consistent Republican president.

But Trump himself has already articulated these arguments.

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