President Trump is warning that if we don’t pass Voter ID requirements, it will be the end of our country as we know it.

That’s what he wrote over on Truth Social—and I have to say, I agree.

Democrats are scared. The 2024 election threatened them, and now they’re reaching for more power by any means necessary.

And as we’ve pointed out many times on this program, illegal immigration is a big one—maybe the biggest of all.

The Biden administration didn’t just “fail” at border security. They made sure to broadcast far and wide that the border was open. They encouraged and allowed unprecedented numbers of illegal aliens to flood into the country. It wasn’t accidental. It was a clear vision, a plan, a strategy meant to secure the left’s power even if they lost the White House.

And there are several reasons why.

First, we know they’re fine with illegal migrants voting in our elections. That’s why they so strongly oppose Voter ID. That’s why they’ve tried to stick the “racist” label on the SAVE Act—like Senator Chuck Schumer has done.

Jim Crow 2-point-oh? Are you kidding me? **Bite #11**

Not only is that a complete lie, it’s also completely out of step with how the American people feel. Even CNN has blown the cover on that—and Democrats are still trying to ignore it. Take a look at these poll numbers.

When 76% of Black voters and 82% of Latino voters want Voter ID, you can’t call it a “racist” requirement. But Democrats still do—and then they expect their white, brainwashed, liberal base to just keep drooling and believing them.

Even Bill Maher says his party is acting foolish when they compare the SAVE Act to Jim Crow-era laws.

But Bill’s party will always rely on emotional outrage over race to get votes, knowing that more often than not, it works.

That’s why it’s as important as ever to pass the SAVE Act now. We might only have a slim majority—but we currently *do* have a majority in both chambers of Congress and the White House, and it’s about time we do something with it.

The SAVE Act has already passed in the House. But unfortunately, Senate leader John Thune has yet to bring the bill up for a vote in the Senate—because he doesn’t want to go up against the dreaded filibuster.

If you ask me, we’re down to two choices: either the end of the filibuster, or the end of America as we know it—because that’s what this boils down to.

Democrats love to talk a big game about democracy, about the rule of the people. Well, more than 80% of the people want Voter ID. And we need to make that happen.

And the filibuster today doesn’t even remotely represent what it was intended to.

The traditional “talking” filibuster required senators to physically hold the floor and keep talking to block a bill, forcing real effort, public accountability, and visible debate.

The modern “zombie” filibuster doesn’t require any of that. Senators can quietly signal opposition, trigger a 60-vote requirement, and stall legislation without anyone speaking at all. It blocks laws through procedure, not persuasion—and avoids the transparency and accountability the filibuster was originally meant to demand.

But we need more than just Voter ID.

We also need the removal of illegal aliens from our census, and this is a point that isn’t getting the attention it should.

Yes, we’ve been conducting massive deportations—which is good. But those millions of people are still sitting in our census tallies, and that’s how political districts and federal resources are determined.

Take California alone. If you removed 2.5 million people from its census totals—which is a *very* conservative estimate of the number of illegal aliens living there—California could lose anywhere from 2 to 3 seats in Congress, and $3 to $5 billion in federal funds every year.

And frankly, I think the real number is closer to 7 congressional seats that should be in places like Texas, Tennessee, and Florida.

And that’s just California.

Add in New York, New Jersey, Illinois—and suddenly we’ve got an entirely different nation. One that isn’t $30 trillion in debt, and one that’s far more balanced in political power.

Think about history for a second.

Back in the days of the Three-Fifths Compromise, slave states wanted enslaved people counted in the census—not because they cared about freedom or rights, but because it gave them more power in Congress and more influence in the Electoral College. Those people couldn’t vote, had no rights, and yet they boosted political clout for the slave owners.

Now look at sanctuary states.

They’re doing the same thing. They want illegal immigrants fully counted in the census, which pads their congressional representation and increases federal funding. But those people—just like the enslaved population back then—can’t legally vote, don’t have full legal rights, and aren’t citizens.

The state benefits. The population does not.

It’s the exact same logic: use a population for political and financial gain without giving them real power or responsibility. And we’re supposed to shrug and call it compassion?

No.

This is about representation and money being manipulated. The American people get left out while politicians cash in. History isn’t repeating itself—it’s just being rebranded.

Texas has its fair share of illegal aliens as a border state. And while many in Texas are working toward a healthy nation of legal immigration, Texas state representative Gene Wu wants to weaponize the presence of illegal aliens exactly the way I just described—and he’s not shy about it.

The mask is off. The gloves are off. Like I said: Democrats are going to claw back power any way they see fit—even if that means undermining laws that *they* passed.

And that’s exactly what’s happening in Virginia.

Forty-six percent of Virginia voted for Donald Trump in the 2024 election. And of its 11 seats in the House of Representatives, 6 are represented by Democrats and 5 by Republicans.

But Virginia’s state legislature is proposing a map that would make that number 10 to 1—10 Democrats, 1 Republican.

That’s gerrymandering at its most obscene. And it’s against what Virginians actually voted for.

In 2020, Virginians voted for a Democrat-proposed law that outlawed gerrymandering. It states, quote: “A map of districts shall not, when considered on a statewide basis, unduly favor or disfavor any political party.”

Ninety-nine out of 100 state house districts voted against gerrymandering in 2020. And in 2019, Abigail Spanberger—the current governor of Virginia—said gerrymandering was “detrimental” to democracy.

But she and her Democrat trifecta are throwing that out, along with the wishes of Virginians, for an outrageous map that very clearly favors her own party.

And they’re not even hiding why they’re doing it.

They’re not pretending this is a fair representation of the state’s electorate. They’re framing it as a fight against Trump.

That’s Virginia’s state senate leader—and she’s been on a rampage against President Trump since he took office. Spanberger has done nothing to bring down the tension, even though she promised to be a “moderate.”

Instead, Spanberger made sure to sign into law a bill that amended the state’s constitution to allow gerrymandering as one of her first acts as governor.

And that brings us to the raw truth.

Democrats are desperate. They’re twisting laws, borders, and maps to cling to power like a drowning man clings to a raft.

From Biden’s open-border fiasco to Spanberger’s gerrymandering betrayal in Virginia, this is a calculated siege on the American system.

We can’t let the zombie filibuster—or census cheating—hand them the keys.

President Trump is right: without Voter ID and the SAVE Act now, America’s done.

Conservatives have the majority. It’s time to use it.

Call your senators. Demand action.

History is watching.

Will we fight for fair elections—or sit back and watch the republic slip away?

The choice is ours.

And it’s now or never.