President Trump brought the America First agenda to Corinth, Mississippi on Monday night and told the crowd exactly what a Republican Congress will deliver. “We will pass the No Invasion of Our Country Act,” the President said, “prohibiting any future president from ever opening our borders to illegal immigrants again.”
After four years of open borders under his predecessor, the President wants the border he secured locked in by law, so no future administration can ever throw it open again.
He did not stop there. “We will ban sanctuary cities and pass the death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, human traffickers and anyone who kills a police officer or a member of law enforcement,” Trump said, to a roar from the Magnolia State crowd.
Then came election integrity. “We will pass the voter identification, proof of citizenship and SAVE America Act,” the President said, the same voter ID and citizenship protections he has fought for all year.
Corinth was the first stop of a final-week blitz that takes the President to Texas, Ohio, Florida and Iowa before Election Day on Nov. 3. The message in Mississippi was simple: keep Republicans in charge, and the border stays closed, criminals face real justice and only American citizens vote.
