One year into President Trump's second term, a uncomfortable truth is emerging for the radical left: Black and Hispanic Americans are flat-out rejecting white liberal attempts to rally them against ICE and immigration enforcement.
At anti-Trump rallies across the nation, organizers are scratching their heads wondering where all the "people of color" went. The answer is simple – they never wanted to be there in the first place.
While Affluent White Liberal Females (AWFLs) screech about ICE raids and deportations, actual minority communities are breathing a sigh of relief. Why? Because they understand what these privileged activists refuse to acknowledge: illegal immigration hurts legal immigrants and American workers the most.
Working Americans vs. Virtue Signalers
Black Americans have watched for decades as illegal immigration depressed wages in construction, hospitality, and service industries where many found good-paying work. Hispanic Americans who came here legally are tired of being lumped in with people who cut the line.
"These white liberals think they speak for us, but they don't live in our neighborhoods. They don't compete for our jobs. They just want to feel good about themselves while we deal with the consequences," one attendee at a recent community meeting explained.
Meanwhile, President Trump's mass deportation program is delivering exactly what he promised. With Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and the revamped ICE working around the clock, criminal aliens are being removed at record pace.
The disconnect couldn't be clearer: while white progressives organize their feel-good resistance theater in gentrified neighborhoods, working-class Americans of all colors are cheering for immigration enforcement that puts their interests first.
America First Works for Everyone
This isn't about race – it's about common sense. Legal immigrants didn't sacrifice years navigating the proper process just to watch others skip the line. American workers didn't struggle through economic hardship to see their wages undercut by illegal labor.
As Trump's deportation operations continue, expect more uncomfortable moments for the left. When your entire political strategy depends on speaking "for" communities that want nothing to do with your agenda, reality has a way of catching up fast.
The message from Black and Hispanic Americans to white liberal protesters is crystal clear: stop using us as props for your anti-American crusade.