Laura Loomer warns GOP has squandered its window on immigration enforcement, predicting the Save America Act won't pass before 2026 midterms when Republicans risk losing both chambers.
Her take: Deportations fell short, key positions went to unqualified loyalists, and the party ignored threats like "Islamification"—leaving the U.S. on track to "look like the UK" within five years.
She fears a Democratic comeback would mean court-packing, mass amnesty for 100 million migrants, and constitutional rewrites to let foreign-born candidates run for president.
Bottom line from Loomer: "We are kind of doomed." She sees incompetence across the board and says living among "third world invaders" makes her "envy the elderly who have already lived most of their life."
Her take: Deportations fell short, key positions went to unqualified loyalists, and the party ignored threats like "Islamification"—leaving the U.S. on track to "look like the UK" within five years.
She fears a Democratic comeback would mean court-packing, mass amnesty for 100 million migrants, and constitutional rewrites to let foreign-born candidates run for president.
Bottom line from Loomer: "We are kind of doomed." She sees incompetence across the board and says living among "third world invaders" makes her "envy the elderly who have already lived most of their life."