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@WhiteHouse Deport 100 million illegals and foreign visa holders Problem solved

📰 New CEA report: America is short 10 million homes. The White House just released a blueprint to FIX IT — less red tape, more building. ➡️ apnews.com/article/trump-…

@RepMariaSalazar I want dignity for Americans, which means deporting 100 million law breakers taking up space and jobs and raising prices

1/ DOES THE DIGNITY ACT CONFLICT WITH THE DEPORTATION AGENDA? NO. Let’s separate MYTH from FACT.

@EricLDaugh Forget the 1% We need to execute the violent 2%

🚨 BREAKING: Outrage is erupting nationwide after a known violent criminal with over 60 CHARGES killed US Marine Daniel Montano, 21, in Wilmington NC Davy Spencer LENGTHY record includes felonies and violent offenses. They knew. But judges released him. LOCK UP THE JUDGES.

@ChicagoBreaking "Pendejos and Abuelas hardest hit" - #FakeNews

More than 16,000 immigrants in Illinois may lose food assistance in the coming months chicagotribune.com/2026/04/11/sna…

@data_republican Make THEM die

Two hills I will die on: 1) Pass the Save America Act. 2) No amnesty. Deport illegals.

@Winterborn123 @RepMariaSalazar So she's trying to trick us That's what made the old country awful

Hey Congressman, which “last fall” are you talking about? Because it sounds like you’re rewriting what voters really told us. Let’s deal in FACTS… LAST FALL, from Virginia to New Jersey, voters across the board sent a message, and you clearly missed it. Hispanic voters shifted more than 35% to the LEFT. That’s not spin, that’s reality and it hasn’t reversed. PRESIDENT TRUMP didn’t win by shrinking the tent. He EXPANDED it. That’s how you build a coalition. I’m sure you LOVED those headlines in November 2024 about historic Hispanic support, now you want to pretend it didn’t happen? Here’s another FACT: the majority of Americans support real immigration reform, and the Dignity Act is exactly that. Brandon, REAL people want solutions, not slogans and certainly not recycled talking points. Time to catch up with the real world!

@TheJusticeDept What judges and lawyers did he bribe with 250 million to get such a light sentence?

Abdullahe Nur Jesow of Minneapolis has been sentenced to 43 months in prison followed by 2 years of supervised release for his role in a $250 million fraud scheme that exploited a federally funded child nutrition program during the COVID-19 pandemic, announced U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen. Jesow was also ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $866,458. 🔗: justice.gov/usao-mn/pr/min…

@x_FitnessHub "Motion is lotion."

Five-minute daily routine every morning will change your entire life.

@DeborahMeaden Why do you hate humanity?

Why does Trump hate our Planet so much? It’s irrational…

@SenJackyRosen Illegal aliens don't birth citizens Get them out of my country

There’s no such thing as “birthright citizenship for illegal aliens.” The U.S. Constitution is abundantly clear that if you are born in the United States, you are a citizen. Trying to take away citizenship from Americans is not only extreme, but also unconstitutional.

@shadihamid @washingtonpost I'm just going to leave this here x.com/GarbageHuman24…

My new @washingtonpost column: Why do Muslims need to be like everyone else? A case against assimilation. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/…

@Brick_Suit They have south of the border. Let them "enrich" their own lands. Thanks

The "DIGNIDAD" Amnesty act will create up to THREE processing centers in Central and South America that will be used to pre-screen foreign nationals for "family reunification". In other words, our tax dollars will fund and expedite chain migration.

@dogecointang @MaElviraSalazar I want the same immigration policy as Mexico So, illegal aliens, get out

THE DIGNITY ACT ENDS 40 YEARS OF AMNESTY. NO citizenship. NO federal benefits. Criminals are deported. ZERO tolerance. You broke the law, you admit it. You pay for it. No other proposal is this tough. That’s exactly why it’s FAIR. Call this “amnesty,” and you’re not just wrong, you’re locking America into the same broken system. WAKE UP.

@KellyLMcCarty I want dignity for AMERICANS!! Deport the invaders!!

Republicans are for amnesty? Oh hell no!! Did you vote for this? I voted for mass deportations. I’m a hell no to “The Dignity Act.”

@MetamateDaz Private Equity Fund

What is the business model where a landlord doubles the rent of a thriving business, forces them to close and then lets the space sit empty for 5 years?

@MassGovernor The lying is getting more difficult, isn't it. This is much harder than it was when you were a kid, right?

I just signed an Executive Order to bring enough energy into Massachusetts to power 2 million homes — and save families and businesses $10 million. So how does our all-of-the-above energy strategy actually lower your bills? Let’s break it down in terms everyone understands: munchkins.

@TRHLofficial Trump is threatening psychos. The nard must be next level for efficacy.

Can we all at least agree that “a whole civilization will die tonight” was far too broad a choice in words, and maybe “a whole regime” would have fit his intention better, or are we too deep into doublethink.

@SamaHoole Lobster and shrimp : cockroaches of the deep

Lobster is currently served in the finest restaurants in the world at prices that require a moment of consideration before ordering. In colonial Massachusetts, it was considered so contemptibly poor a food that servants negotiated contracts specifically limiting how often they could be fed it. Three times a week was the legal maximum in some indentures. More than that was considered cruel and unusual. The lobster washed up on beaches in piles two feet deep after storms. People raked it off the shore and fed it to pigs. To prisoners. To the destitute who had no other option. Grinding it into fertiliser was considered a dignified use. Eating it yourself, if you had any choice, was considered a mark of poverty so low that it required explanation. The journey from pig feed to prix fixe required two things: scarcity and distance. The coastal lobster population was fished down. As it became less abundant, the price rose. As the price rose, it became aspirational. The railways arrived and took live lobster to inland cities where no one had ever seen one, and the inland city decided it looked exotic, and exotic meant expensive, and expensive meant desirable. The lobster did not change. The supply changed. The story followed the supply. The same animal. The same meat. The same nutritional profile. One century: too embarrassing to admit you ate it. Next century: something you photograph before touching. Nothing about the lobster justified the new position.

@pirooooon3 Yes, good Americans do If they watch CNN, or they are men that use womens' bathrooms, or they are Lib-tarded, they won't.

@jamie_marie000 @SmartScience So, "about 2 years old". Thank you for the reply. I admire your attentiveness to properly raising your children, with love.

Ya, that’s not healthy at all. Not to mention pretty freaking weird. My youngest had a serious liver condition at birth up until major surgery in February… so it kind of changed our dynamic a bit and how close I always want him to be. My second youngest was around 2 but would come into our room in the middle of the night up to like age 5. At that point he would have to sleep on the floor though.

The simple act of holding your baby close at night might be the most powerful developmental tool in your parenting arsenal. Scientific research highlights that consistent, safe physical proximity during sleep deeply influences a child's physiological and psychological foundation. When infants experience frequent skin-to-skin contact, their bodies release oxytocin—often called the "love hormone"—which actively lowers cortisol levels and stabilizes their heart rate and breathing. This hormonal cascade not only soothes a fussy baby but also accelerates neural pathway formation during critical windows of early brain development. Pediatric experts emphasize that these prolonged periods of physical reassurance effectively train a developing nervous system to self-regulate. Rather than creating clingy habits, this consistent comfort actually fosters intense emotional resilience and profound long-term independence. Beyond the brain, this close contact acts as a natural shield, stimulating the baby's immune system and promoting a healthier gut microbiome. By regulating their body temperature and breathing rhythms through parental mirroring, babies can dedicate more metabolic energy to physical growth and fighting off early childhood illnesses. It is crucial to remember that maximizing this beneficial touch should always be balanced with safe sleep guidelines, such as room-sharing with a bedside bassinet to prevent accidental injury. Ultimately, prioritizing safe, frequent nighttime closeness builds an unbreakable bond of trust that shapes a child's confidence for decades. Did you choose to room-share with your little one, and how did that closeness affect your bond during those early months?