Kentucky Republican Senate candidate Nate Morris is drawing a clear line in the sand on immigration, demanding a complete moratorium on all new immigration until every single illegal alien has been removed from American soil.
Speaking on "The Alex Marlow Show," Morris laid out his uncompromising vision for securing America's borders and putting American citizens first. "The real differentiation is, I've called for a full moratorium on any new immigration coming into our country until we deport every single illegal alien," Morris declared.
This bold stance puts Morris squarely in line with President Trump's mass deportation agenda, but takes it even further by temporarily halting legal immigration pathways until the mess created by decades of open borders policies is completely cleaned up.
Finally, A Republican Who Gets It
While establishment Republicans have spent years talking tough on illegal immigration while simultaneously pushing for more legal immigration, Morris understands what millions of Americans have been screaming about: our immigration system is completely broken from top to bottom.
Think about it, Patriots – what's the point of processing new legal immigrants when we have somewhere between 15-30 million illegal aliens already living in the shadows, depressing wages, straining public services, and making a mockery of our laws?
"We need to clean house first before we invite anyone else to the party. American workers deserve better than being undercut by both illegal aliens and an endless stream of legal immigrants willing to work for less."
Morris's position represents the kind of America First thinking that swept Trump back into the White House. While other politicians offer half-measures and compromise, Morris is willing to say what needs to be said: America's immigration spigot needs to be turned off completely until we restore order.
With Trump's deportation machine now in full swing and Republicans controlling Congress, Morris could be exactly the kind of reinforcement the President needs in the Senate to see his immigration agenda through to completion.
The question is: are Kentucky voters ready for a Senator who will actually fight for American workers instead of corporate donors demanding cheap foreign labor?