By Frosty Wooldridge
Exclusive To Rense
9-14-23

· America has the right to limit immigration levels to preserve jobs for its citizens, protect wages, maintain quality health care and education, and ensure the sustainability of social services and precious natural resources.

· The rule of law is the bedrock of our democracy, and our immigration laws are no exception. Article I, Section 8, of the U.S. Constitution grants Congress the responsibility to “establish a uniform Rule of Naturalization,” while Article II, Section 3, requires that the president, “take care that the laws be faithfully executed.”

· American citizens have a right for their voices to be heard in all policy decisions that affect them; special interests must never be allowed to dictate the terms of public policy.

· Immigration policy must serve the broad national interests, now and for future generations.

Dane continued, “Unfortunately, these principled and aspirational “building blocks” for sensible policies are always substituted for self-serving arguments by special interests peddling mass immigration, ignored by mainstream media, and often lost in the gyrations and noise of legislative activity. Even for the most ardent activist, it’s easy to lose sight of the “big picture” given the blitzkrieg of immigration issues occurring more rapidly in every facet of society, and with so many fires to put out.

“The fight continues, and it may be a sustained one as long as mass immigration is permitted to fatten the electorate for power-hungry political parties, or provides an exploitable labor pool to unscrupulous employers…or, as long as we lose sight of what’s at stake. Moreover, changing administrations often result in one step forward, one step back; executive power, utilized productively under the previous president to uphold the law, has boomeranged as this president has abused it to dismantle most interior and perimeter enforcement.

“Such whipsawing of our issue with each successive administration may worsen as our nation’s political divide widens. Recognizing that, we can never be content that “mission-accomplished” is defined as a four-year period in which gains are made, only to be subsequently lost.

“When is the job done? Perhaps when the principles behind fair, practical, and effective immigration controls that preserve our sovereignty and advance America’s interests become normative, enshrined, and immutable public values, durable enough to withstand political vicissitudes and transcend ideology.

“It’s a lofty goal but worth the fight. After all, we have a nation to save.”

I ask you dear fellow American, is this country worth fighting for? Is it worth saving from the hordes invading our land? What are you doing about it? What do you think will be the result if we don’t seal our borders?

“In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way.” President Franklin D. Roosevelt

If you haven’t seen these three videos, you need to distribute them to all your networks. We need to have all Americans see what’s coming…because it’s coming for their children.

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This video graphically and dramatically illustrates America's immigration-population crisis as well as the world's. I wrote it and narrated it. Tim Walters of Cleveland, Ohio directed and produced. Please forward it to all your friends, networks and beyond. Place it on FB, Twitter, Linkedin, Parler and more. Just click the link below to see the video.

Immigration, Overpopulation, Resources, Civilization by Frosty Wooldridge
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Txj6kYxtkpD6/