Camp Of The Saints

Amid Republicans’ many losses in the 2026 midterms is a silver lining indicating that the party still holds an advantage over Democrats on a key policy issue: immigration.

Dozens of Honduran migrants gathered before dawn Tuesday at the main bus terminal in San Pedro Sula to launch a new northbound caravan, timing their departure to one of the most consequential days in recent American political history: the 2026 midterm elections, in which Republicans and Democrats battled for control of Congress.

Families carrying backpacks, laborers hauling rolling bags, and adults traveling alone set out on foot along the northern highway. For many, the route ahead — crossing Guatemala, transiting the full length of Mexico, and attempting entry at the U.S. southern border — spans more than 2,000 miles and multiple weeks of walking.

Mass illegal immigration is a human weapon system & the open borders globalists are going to keep using it until there is nothing left of America & every other western nation. If you still cannot see that, if you still believe this is about white supremacy & race, then congratulations. You have given them a victory that will be the undoing of every freeedom you have & everything you are. Mark these words, you may scoff at them now but you may recall them one day when it is too late. It is already too late for people like me. We will be among the first in the firing line. But you still have a role to play. Until you have outlived your usefulness.

— Lara Logan (@laralogan) November 4, 2026

h/t CLink9 and Mauser

‘We spend our days in silence’: fear and repression in Ohio as ICE terrorizes Haitian immigrants

Michaelle Louis’s feet and legs are aching. She can barely walk.

Surrounded by corn fields and the distant hum of a busy highway, the native of Haiti and dozens of other activists are 23 miles into a 45-mile march from Springfield to Ohio’s statehouse in Columbus to demand better rights for Haitian immigrants.

But the pain she’s feeling now is nothing compared to the mental anguish and fear she was subjected to last summer.

Julia, a 19-year-old born in the US, and her parents, undocumented immigrants from Mexico, enjoyed attending the Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration each year in Henderson, Kentucky, and selling aguas frescas, horchatas and a sweet bread traditionally eaten on the Mexican holiday.

Last year, her family also built an ofrenda, or altar, featuring flowers and a violin, to honor her grandfather, who played the instrument and died in 2023 in Mexico.

When immigration officials moved to deport illegal alien Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a credibly accused MS-13 gang member and wife-beater, corporate media rushed to this “Maryland man’s” defense. Now, these so-called “defenders of democracy” are pulling a similar trick with their newfound “Virginia man.”