Staff Reports
The absurd circus of modern immigration rhetoric reached a new low when JD Vance made a straightforward yet brutally honest observation about the illegal actions of Kamala Harris and the status of those illegally crossing the border. In contrast to the left’s deceptive euphemisms for illegal immigrants—terms like “migrants” or “undocumented residents”—Vance unapologetically calls a spade a spade, referring to those who break our immigration laws as what they are: illegal aliens. The left may squirm at such clarity, but it seems they’d rather peddle nonsense than engage with reality.
It has become all too common for the progressive camp to twist language to fit a desired narrative. This linguistic gymnastics only serves to obfuscate the truth: crossing the border without authorization is a crime. Yet here is the left, weaving a web of make-believe, believing that if they simply change the terminology, they can alter the crime itself. Vance’s comment highlights this troubling trend, emphasizing that legality is not merely a matter of semantics. They can try to dress up illegal actions in fancy vernacular all they want, but sneaking into the country remains just that—illegal.
JD Vance on the Haitians in Springfield:
"I'm still going to call them an illegal alien. An illegal action from Kamala Harris does not make an alien legal. That is not how this works."
This is excellent framing. The Biden/Harris regime decided to simply ignore U.S. immigration… pic.twitter.com/Zrs2qDX9jI
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) September 19, 2024
The left’s tendency to champion these illegal acts under the guise of compassion is not only misguided but also neglects the significant ramifications of unchecked immigration. The Biden-Harris administration has been complicit in this ongoing invasion, fostering an environment where safety and security are sacrificed for their ill-conceived policies. American citizens in places like Aurora, Colorado, and Springfield, Ohio, are left bearing the brunt of this disastrous approach as crime and instability rise in areas overwhelmed by the consequences of such misguided initiatives.
Productively discussing immigration requires acknowledgment of the facts. As JD Vance aptly points out, the euphemisms employed by left-wing politicians indicate a refusal to confront the reality of illegal immigration. Without an honest conversation about who is crossing the border, where they are coming from, and what they intend to do upon arrival, no real solutions can be forged. His message is not just a clarion call for honesty but an urgent reminder that this crisis needs to be dealt with head-on.
The message could not be clearer: until the left sheds its rose-colored glasses and begins addressing the immigration crisis with the seriousness it demands, progress will remain elusive. Those interested in safeguarding America’s borders need not just to align their views with reality but also to mobilize politically. The upcoming elections present a crucial opportunity to change the course of this reckless narrative—voting is the pathway back to a functional and lawful immigration system. Let it be loud and clear: the current administration’s approach to immigration has been a disservice to the rule of law and the American people.
