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Trump regime shuffling deck chairs in White nationalist purge leadership

Chris Graham
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The Trump regime has demoted Greg Bovino, the face of its White nationalist purge of brown-skinned people in Democratic cities over the past year, and not only is Bovino being removed from his central role in the Border Patrol, he is expected to be retiring soon, which you know isn’t his choice.

This is from The Atlantic, which is also reporting that the regime is looking at sacking Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and her top advisor/paramour, Corey Lewandowski.

Don’t get too excited, though – the new face of the purge is a familiar one: former ICE chief Tom Homan, who has been a vocal proponent of the Trump regime policies.


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It’s being explained in DC circles that Homan, who had been the public face of the brown-people purge, had been an advocate of some restraint behind the scenes, wanting the focus to be on actual criminal undocumented aliens, and not the more widespread campaign advocated for by Noem, Lewandowski and Bovino, who pushed for the shock-and-awe that they argued would play well on TV and social media.

Homan is also on video taking a $50,000 bribe, so, there’s that.

Homan, at least, hasn’t been on TV the past couple of days trying to cast Alex Pretti, 37, an ICU nurse who was shot 10 times by Border Patrol agents on Saturday in Minneapolis, as being a “domestic terrorist” intent on massacring federal agents, as we’ve seen Noem and Bovino repeatedly do.

Of note here: Stephen Miller, the deputy chief of staff in the Trump White House, has also been gaslighting the public on the Pretti shooting.

As long as Miller is still in his perch, the rest is rearranging the deck chairs on the Trump Titanic.




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