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Peter Schweizer’s new book, The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon, pulls back the curtain on a coordinated effort to bend U.S. sovereignty to foreign interests and domestic elites who profit politically from open borders. The book, released January 20, 2026, lands as more Americans wake up to the national-security dimensions of mass migration.
Schweizer lays out a stark thesis: mass migration is not merely a humanitarian or economic issue, it has been weaponized by foreign regimes and enabled by American elites to reshape our political landscape. He has been making this case on national conservative platforms, arguing that these are organized campaigns with real networks, not accidents of history.
Among the concrete examples Schweizer highlights is active involvement by foreign governments and transnational networks that funnel influence and narratives into U.S. communities, including media aimed at migrants that carry political messaging. Mexico’s government-backed outreach to migrants and programs that shape opinions inside our borders are precisely the sort of soft-power operations Americans should view with suspicion.
The book also names hard facts that should alarm any patriot: spikes in naturalization during pivotal election years and deliberate easing of administrative barriers that have been exploited to mint new voters who overwhelmingly favor one party. Schweizer documents years like 1996, 2012, and 2024 as key moments when naturalizations surged in ways that advantaged Democrats politically.
This isn’t an attack on immigrants themselves, many of whom come to work and build decent lives; it is a blistering indictment of the elites who weaponize compassion to manufacture political change while leaving American citizens to pay the price. Patriots should be furious that rules and institutions meant to protect our national identity and security were quietly retooled for partisan gain, and demand a reversal now.
Americans who love this country must insist on common-sense reforms: end administrative shortcuts that bypass Congress, close loopholes that invite exploitation of birthright claims, and ramp up enforcement to return control of our borders to the American people. Schweizer’s investigation is a wake-up call and a roadmap for accountability; it’s time for voters to translate outrage into policy and for elected officials to stop pretending sovereignty is optional.
