Conservative activist Laura Loomer voices sharp frustration with GOP policy execution, saying deportation numbers have fallen short and key legislation like the Save America Act appears stalled ahead of 2026 midterms.
She warns Republicans risk losing both chambers, opening the door for Democrats to pursue court-packing, mass amnesty, and constitutional changes that could allow foreign-born citizens to run for president.
Loomer also criticizes what she sees as hiring based on personal connections rather than competence, calling the current environment a "DEI world" lacking urgency on immigration enforcement and countering Islamification.
Her post reflects growing pessimism among parts of the MAGA base about whether the current administration can deliver on hardline immigration promises before losing congressional control.
She warns Republicans risk losing both chambers, opening the door for Democrats to pursue court-packing, mass amnesty, and constitutional changes that could allow foreign-born citizens to run for president.
Loomer also criticizes what she sees as hiring based on personal connections rather than competence, calling the current environment a "DEI world" lacking urgency on immigration enforcement and countering Islamification.
Her post reflects growing pessimism among parts of the MAGA base about whether the current administration can deliver on hardline immigration promises before losing congressional control.