Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec spoke with political commentator Rogan O’Handley (known as DC Draino on X) on Tuesday, where the two discussed President Donald Trump’s renewed focus on mass deportations following a week dominated by foreign news.
“One of the things he was doing while he was crossing the pond, as it were, was posting a series of Truth Socials and, a number of which included a collage of tweets all regarding mass deportation,” Posobiec said. “Really focusing on, specifically, this domestic agenda. Rogan, I wanted to get your thoughts on this. Does it look like President Trump is trying to pivot, or recenter his fire specifically at this domestic agenda of mass deportations?”
O’Handley responded, “I think he’s been looking at Jack Posobiec’s Twitter! He’s been getting back to what matters for the midterms, and that’s mass deportations.”
“He looks at everything!” Posobiec interjected.
O’Handley continued, “I was looking at his Truths on the break and he posted, ‘what Joe Biden did to this country can never be allowed to happen again.’ I think that has something to do with investigations. I don’t want to get ahead of the DOJ here, but the autopen is one of the biggest scandals in US history, what happened in the 2020 election was one of the biggest scandals in US history. The American people want justice for those types of initiatives but the number one thing that trumps everything else is mass deportations, because it all comes down to the 2030 census. I know your viewers know all about this. They didn’t even need the illegals to vote, they just needed warm bodies in their district to steal electoral seats and federal funding. That’s the most important issue that we have to get back to.”
Posobiec then framed the issue in national security terms.
“At the end of the day… I actually do think this is a national security threat that I would rank number one for the American people,” he said. “What is a direct threat? Sleeper cells or what came over the border when the autopen was in command over the last four years. We know that there’s transnational cartels, transnational drug networks, narcoterrorism orgs like Tren de Aragua or MS-13 that continue to operate through America’s cities and guess what, that’s absolutely a national security threat.”
O’Handley’s remarks came as Trump’s calls for mass deportations have become more frequent on social media. The president has repeatedly tied the issue to the failures of former president Joe Biden administration’s immigration policies, while also linking the matter to voting and census outcomes.
According to Time Magazine, ICE efforts have more than doubled since Trump returned to office, filling immigration detention facilities across the country. Arrests by ICE agents at workplaces, courthouses, and private residences have prompted backlash, leading to violent clashes in several cities over the past few weeks which has led to the arrest of over 700 nationwide.
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“One of the things he was doing while he was crossing the pond, as it were, was posting a series of Truth Socials and, a number of which included a collage of tweets all regarding mass deportation,” Posobiec said. “Really focusing on, specifically, this domestic agenda. Rogan, I wanted to get your thoughts on this. Does it look like President Trump is trying to pivot, or recenter his fire specifically at this domestic agenda of mass deportations?”
O’Handley responded, “I think he’s been looking at Jack Posobiec’s Twitter! He’s been getting back to what matters for the midterms, and that’s mass deportations.”
“He looks at everything!” Posobiec interjected.
O’Handley continued, “I was looking at his Truths on the break and he posted, ‘what Joe Biden did to this country can never be allowed to happen again.’ I think that has something to do with investigations. I don’t want to get ahead of the DOJ here, but the autopen is one of the biggest scandals in US history, what happened in the 2020 election was one of the biggest scandals in US history. The American people want justice for those types of initiatives but the number one thing that trumps everything else is mass deportations, because it all comes down to the 2030 census. I know your viewers know all about this. They didn’t even need the illegals to vote, they just needed warm bodies in their district to steal electoral seats and federal funding. That’s the most important issue that we have to get back to.”
Posobiec then framed the issue in national security terms.
“At the end of the day… I actually do think this is a national security threat that I would rank number one for the American people,” he said. “What is a direct threat? Sleeper cells or what came over the border when the autopen was in command over the last four years. We know that there’s transnational cartels, transnational drug networks, narcoterrorism orgs like Tren de Aragua or MS-13 that continue to operate through America’s cities and guess what, that’s absolutely a national security threat.”
O’Handley’s remarks came as Trump’s calls for mass deportations have become more frequent on social media. The president has repeatedly tied the issue to the failures of former president Joe Biden administration’s immigration policies, while also linking the matter to voting and census outcomes.
According to Time Magazine, ICE efforts have more than doubled since Trump returned to office, filling immigration detention facilities across the country. Arrests by ICE agents at workplaces, courthouses, and private residences have prompted backlash, leading to violent clashes in several cities over the past few weeks which has led to the arrest of over 700 nationwide.
Watch the full episode below:
