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AMERICA FIRST: Trump's SBA CUTS OFF Foreign Nationals from ALL Loan Programs

Gary FranchiMarch 9, 2026265 views
AMERICA FIRST: Trump's SBA CUTS OFF Foreign Nationals from ALL Loan Programs
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President Trump's Small Business Administration delivered another crushing blow to the globalist agenda on Friday, announcing an expanded ban that cuts off foreign nationals from accessing ALL guaranteed loan programs – a massive victory for American workers and entrepreneurs who have been sidelined for decades.

This bold move builds on restrictions implemented in February and represents exactly the kind of America First leadership that 75 million patriots voted for. While the Biden regime spent four years handing out taxpayer-funded benefits to anyone who crossed our border illegally, Trump is keeping his promise to put Americans first.

The SBA's decision sends a crystal-clear message: American tax dollars should benefit American citizens, not foreign nationals who have contributed nothing to our system. This isn't complicated – it's common sense that only the swamp creatures in Washington couldn't understand.

Ending the Foreign Giveaway Program

For too long, hardworking American entrepreneurs have watched their own government prioritize foreign interests over domestic ones. Small business owners – the backbone of our economy – have been forced to compete against foreign nationals for loans backed by their own tax dollars. It's been an absolute disgrace.

"This administration will always prioritize American citizens and American businesses," the SBA announcement made clear, delivering on Trump's core campaign promise.

This policy shift represents more than just bureaucratic changes – it's about restoring sanity to our federal agencies and ensuring that America's resources go to Americans first. Every dollar that goes to a foreign national is a dollar that doesn't go to the American entrepreneur trying to build something in their community.

The mainstream media will undoubtedly attack this decision as "xenophobic" or "discriminatory," but patriots know better. This is what happens when you have a president who actually cares about American citizens instead of globalist talking points.

How many more federal programs are quietly benefiting foreign nationals while American families struggle? It's time to audit every agency and ensure our government serves WE THE PEOPLE first.

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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ConservativeGrandmaVerifiedMar 9, 2026
About time we put America first instead of last. Our tax dollars, our citizens, our priority.
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TaxpayerAdvocateVerifiedMar 10, 2026
Every other country prioritizes their own citizens. Why shouldn't we? This is just basic common sense governance.
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AmericaStrongVerifiedMar 10, 2026
Try getting a business loan as an American in China or Mexico - good luck with that!
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SmallBizOwnerVerifiedMar 10, 2026
As someone who struggled to get an SBA loan for my family business, this makes perfect sense. Why should foreign nationals get easier access to our programs than American citizens?
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MainStreetUSAVerifiedMar 10, 2026
Exactly! I know several American small business owners who were denied while watching others get approved. This levels the playing field.
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BusinessFirstVerifiedMar 10, 2026
This will help level the playing field for American entrepreneurs. I've seen too many cases where citizens couldn't compete with subsidized foreign competition.
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RedStateRealistVerifiedMar 10, 2026
Question - does this affect permanent residents too or just those on temporary visas? Either way, I support prioritizing citizens first.
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MAGA2028VerifiedMar 11, 2026
BOOM! President Trump delivering on his promises from day one. This is what real leadership looks like!
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PatriotMike2024VerifiedMar 11, 2026
FINALLY! American taxpayer money should go to AMERICANS FIRST. This is exactly what we voted for!
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TrumpTrain45VerifiedMar 11, 2026
100% agree! It's common sense that got thrown out the window for way too long.