Why Is Defending Other Countries More Important Than Defending Ours?

America Has Already Been Invaded!

According to JJ Carrell on Redacted, there are now around 50 million people living in the U.S. illegally. That’s not a small number. That’s bigger than the population of many countries.

So here’s the question:
How many of them are connected to violent criminal cartels?

We’ve all seen what happens in Mexico and some South American countries—entire towns taken over, shootouts in the streets, innocent people caught in the middle. Could that kind of violence come here?

Could it Happen Here?

President Trump once said the U.S. should "wage war" on the Mexican cartels, even using drone strikes. But if we attack them—will they strike back here with terrorist-style attacks on American soil?

What if violence started breaking out in U.S. cities? Would the government respond with martial law? Troops in the streets? Suspension of the Constitution “for your safety”?

It’s not far-fetched. It’s already happening on smaller scales.

Underfunded Border Protection

JJ Carrell also said that ICE and other federal agencies are underfunded. They simply can’t deport people fast enough to make a real difference.

Meanwhile, President Trump is planning a $1 trillion defense budget for 2026.

Let that sink in:
We’ve already been invaded—but that money is going toward foreign wars, not protecting our own borders.

Why not use that money to start mass deportations and take back control of our own country?

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