Border Victories, Migrant Self-Deportations, and the Fight to Protect Women's Sports
She highlights what former border czar Tom Homan calls a “historic low” in illegal border crossings under President Trump’s return to tough immigration enforcement. Homan, who’s been in border security since 1984, says he’s never seen numbers this low—and credits it to the Border Patrol finally being allowed to do their job. Virginia also discusses how over 100,000 deportations and 113,000 arrests show a strong shift in restoring law and order at the border. But there’s more: illegal immigrants are even using a government app to self-deport, hoping to earn a legal chance at the American dream in the future.
Allen also covers the growing crisis in the construction industry, where labor shortages are pushing leaders to call for a lawful path for foreign workers to help fill gaps. She warns, though, that broken policies have encouraged illegal immigration instead of fixing the process. Meanwhile, in Maine, the fight for women's sports takes center stage. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins is freezing federal funds to the state until it complies with Title IX, which protects female athletes from being forced to compete against or undress in front of biological males. This bold move defends fairness for young women while ensuring food programs remain in place. From the border to the playing field, Ladies of Another View keeps you informed on the policies and principles shaping America today. Don’t miss this bold and eye-opening conversation!
