The media refuses to tell us the truth about uncontrolled mass immigration, but I’m not holding back. In this episode, I expose how modern border policies shortchange American workers, break down social cohesion, and leave our inner-city communities behind. I’m joined by Project 21 Ambassador and NumbersUSA HBCU Engagement Director Andre Barnes to dig into the forgotten history—from Booker T. Washington to civil rights icon Barbara Jordan—and reveal how saturated labor markets directly impact working-class families and youth.
Yes, we have Republican leadership, and as a result of that, we do have ice on the ground. We’re seeing people, illegal aliens, being picked up every single day. But unfortunately, the impact of illegal immigration, the impact of mass immigration that was not kept and not put under certain organizational structures, the impact that is left behind, that remains, is something that I believe we are now seeing, and some may say we’re just at the beginning of. – Janelle King
FILE – Guatemalans deported from the U.S. arrive at La Aurora airport in Guatemala City, Dec. 30, 2025, after deplaning a repatriation flight. (AP Photo/Moises Castillo, File)
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