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The senator wants to deport anyone who practices Sharia law.

"The German passport will be available as recognition of successful integration and not as an incentive for illegal migration."

“It should be clear to all Americans that we have a very serious left-wing terror threat in our country."

“They’ve issued a statement saying that we need to close the borders. I’m not against foreigners."

British Conservative leader: “That’s not the kind of country I want to live in."

Lower death-penalty hurdles and no cashless bail for certain violent offenders.

"Our nation's history of efforts to restrict birthright citizenship . . . has not been a proud one."

Kash Patel gets it right.

Sixty-two percent of whites back mass deportations.

They can — through separation.

The $54.5 million budgeted for 2026 isn't enough.

"That era is finished."

Congresswoman: "'America First' is not hate speech."

He's the borough's first Bengali mayor.

"[Britons] will turn towards something smaller, something narrower, something less welcoming, and the division within this country will grow."

"Not even Black people wanna vote for us anymore, even Latinos hate us."

He thinks ICE is making racial profiling "commonplace."

“Reducing the number of foreign workers being imported to replace American workers is a good thing."

"For a party long sidelined in the industrial west, the results mark a significant milestone and signal a shift among voters."

"The idea that you could turn the clock back and try to recreate a world that never was dominated by — you know, let's say it — white men."

"What is the point of politics, if you’re not willing to fight for something?”

The bill awaits the Democrat governor's signature.

"Fifty-three percent of voters say they are pessimistic about freedom of speech being protected."

"Europe must align its steps with the U.S., the leading force in the global fight against terrorism."

"The bond between Somalia and Minneapolis is longstanding and it’s deep."

He also wants to make the wait time for citizenship six years longer.

"For the most part, the only people that voted no were people of color."

"A democracy thrives on the freedom of choice — but that wasn’t even granted to the citizens."

GOP congressman: “I think it is likely that some of the names change or change back."

"I can disagree with some of [Kirk’s] broader suggestions that liberals . . . are promoting conspiracy to displace whites and replace them . . . ."

“They come from a place with nothing, nothing, no, anything, and then they tell us how to run our country.” 

A strong move against left-wing extremism.

Featuring Paul Kersey.

Mass immigration “destroys countries from within.”

"My intention was to speak about threats of violence that individuals incite against others."

The measures were opposed by Democrats.

"[I]f we invite someone to visit the United States . . . the standard they should be held to is very high."

Liberals tried to blame the "far right" for the conservative's death.

"We will absolutely target you, go after you, if you are targeting anyone with hate speech — and that's across the aisle."

"[I]t’s unclear whether the state could enforce it on the federal agents who have been carrying out [immigration] raids."

Black pastor condemned Kirk as "an unapologetic racist.”

“Corporations rigged the system to flood the country with cheap foreign labor and drive down wages."

"Nobody should have to go to school or drive on a road or walk past a statue honoring somebody that would rather see them disenfranchised."

She blamed the shooting on "white male violence."

"Our country is too far gone and too far divided, and it’s no longer safe for any of us."

"[Voters] feel utterly betrayed by in every single way.”

Establishment politician: “This result should give us pause and cannot let us sleep peacefully."

Elon Musk: “If they won’t leave us in peace, then our choice is fight or die."

He dared speak honestly about race.

Kirk dared to criticize MLK and the Civil Rights Act.

Black politician: "We can't overlook the illnesses that people have, and especially mental illness."

The Times worries that coverage may inspire white-on-black violence.

Republican politician celebrates Haitian migrants — then deletes the post.

"The wealth of the U.S., including that of its agriculture industry, has been built on stolen land."

“I don’t care if these, if none of these individuals can vote for me. I don’t give a s**t.”

He compared Britain to North Korea.

Jared Taylor is the gateway to Nazism in Norway.

"They believed they were forging a nation — a homeland for themselves and their descendants."

“Race-based redistricting is fundamentally contrary to our Constitution."

“Baltimore’s a very unsafe place."

No surprise from a San Francisco judge.

"Racist as hell."

"Mass migration has torn at the bonds that held our communities together."

"In total, 4.5 million people arrived in Britain between 2021 and 2024 . . . ."

“The AfD is not going along with this."

There's power in racial solidarity.

She thinks immigration enforcement is a "misuse of resources."

"What I and others were accused of as being far-right back then has thankfully become mainstream among many politicians today."

Pigs fly.

Gregory Hood — under his real name — makes the Times.

"The DNC acknowledges and honors the . . . Dakota people, who are the original stewards of the lands and waters of Minneapolis."

“Unfortunately, the reality is that Farage will do almost nothing to protect Britain."

“The Chinese government corrupts the Chinese people here.”

Meanwhile, more than 30 anti-immigrant protests took place last Friday.

Eurocrats have found the answer to all problems.