In a stunning reversal that reeks of political desperation, Hillary Clinton has suddenly discovered that mass immigration is a problem – conveniently after President Trump's deportation operations have proven wildly successful with the American people.
Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, the twice-failed presidential candidate admitted that migration "went too far" and "needs to be fixed in a humane way." She even called the massive influx of illegal aliens "disruptive" – a far cry from her 2016 campaign promise of open borders and sanctuary cities.
Where was this concern when she was pushing for a 550% increase in Syrian refugees? Where was this newfound wisdom when she called Trump's border wall "un-American"? Patriots remember her real positions, not this desperate attempt at political rehabilitation.
Too Little, Too Late
This flip-flop comes as Trump's second-term deportation operations have removed over 200,000 illegal aliens in just three weeks, with approval ratings soaring among working-class Americans who've watched their wages rise and communities become safer.
"Hillary Clinton spent decades promoting the very policies that created this crisis. Now she wants credit for stating the obvious? The American people aren't buying it."
The timing is no coincidence. With Democrats hemorrhaging support among minority voters who are tired of being undercut by cheap illegal labor, Clinton is desperately trying to position herself as a "moderate" voice ahead of potential 2028 machinations.
But Americans have long memories. We remember her calling border security advocates "deplorables." We remember her promising to tear down barriers, not build them up.
Trump Was Right All Along
While Clinton flip-flops in Munich, President Trump continues delivering on his America First agenda. Secure borders, safe communities, and rising wages for American workers – exactly what he promised and exactly what career politicians like Clinton spent decades preventing.
The question isn't whether Clinton has suddenly seen the light on immigration. The question is: will Americans fall for another Clinton con job, or have we finally learned our lesson about trusting politicians who blow with the political winds?