Muslims Thought U.S. Will Bow Down To Islam.. Americans THREW Them Out!

We're not

back up. BACK UP. BACK UP.

Do you believe in the first

election? How many more red?

>> They thought America would fold. They

were wrong. The US government just

dropped the assimilation act, a bill

that would gut chain migration from

700,000 people a year all the way down

to 50,000 and rip up the roots of the

1965 heart seller act that made it all

possible. New York's Muslim mayor is

fighting back against federal

deportations. But with nearly 1 million

Muslims in that city alone, the pressure

coming from Washington is only getting

started. Because what government is

proposing next goes far beyond numbers.

the legal pathways millions of people

relied on gone. And what happens to

those already here? That's where this

gets brutal.

>> He is leading a new bill that would

reverse key portions of the Heart

Sellers Act. That's the 1965 immigration

act. It would shift it away from these

family sponsorships, family

reunification, and back toward answering

the essential question, when you come to

America, not only do you want to be an

American, but do you love America?

Now joining me is Congressman from

Tennessee, Republican Andy Ogles. Uh,

Congressman, it's great to have you on

the program. Seen a lot of what you've

been talking about, familiar with your

proposed bill. I think it's entitled the

Assimilation Act. Tell me why this has

been so important to you. This is a

cause that you almost single-handedly

have been fighting. Why?

Well, I mean, just look at our

communities and one of the things in

particular, I mean, obviously we see it

here at home, but we can look to Europe

to see what's coming down the pike,

what's on the horizon. So, you can look

at London, you can look at Paris, you

can look at Rome, where in Rome, roughly

70 to 80% of sex crimes are illegals.

Again, when you look at Paris and you

look at London, the same types of 50 to

60% of sex crimes are illegals or these

migrants. And so, now we've got to get

serious. Islamic leaders, not fringe

figures, not anonymous accounts, actual

imams and community spokespeople on

camera in the United States, have said

openly that Sharia law will replace

American law. Not someday, inevitably.

They call it a promise from God. They

say patience is all that's required. And

they've been quietly building the

infrastructure to make it happen.

Mosques, schools, political campaigns,

nonprofit networks. Meanwhile, the

American people are waking up. A

congressman from Tennessee just

introduced a bill that would gut chain

migration entirely and forced the

question that immigration policy hasn't

asked in 60 years. Do you actually love

this country? Texas's attorney general

just killed a plan to plant a city of

20,000 foreign nationals on Texas soil

under Sharia governance. And across

America, taxpayers, veterans, and

parents are saying enough. Here's why

this matters to you. Once a political

ideology controls your streets, your

elections, and your courts, your

freedoms go with them. The push back is

coming from every direction. Congress,

the courts, and the street. A Republican

congressman from Tennessee has

introduced what could be the most

consequential immigration overhaul of

this generation. It's called the

Assimilation Act, and it forces the

question every functioning immigration

system should ask, but hasn't asked

since 1965.

>> Because, like you said, we've had these

terrorist attacks. You had the shooting

in Virginia, the shooting in Texas. You

had the the attempted bombing in New

York. You had the car ramming in

Michigan. And all of these individuals

hate America. They don't like who we

are, what we believe in, they don't love

this country. And quite frankly, this

idea that you can come here, this chain

migration, because look, annually under

chain migration, this family migration,

it's roughly 700,000 people. My bill

will take that down to 50,000 people. So

you actually have to have a reason to be

here and you actually have to be the

immediate family, not some distant

cousin, uncle, whatever. And so this is

a pragmatic approach. And so before

1965, before Hart's seller, we had a

reasonable uh migration immigration

program. After 1965, you've seen it

being passed. Then you have this

floodgate.

>> 700,000 people a year entering under

chain migration. an uncle here, a

distant cousin there, relatives who've

never set foot in America and have no

intention of becoming American.

Congressman Ogles wants to cut that to

50,000. That's not harsh. That's a

functioning country defending itself.

And Europe isn't abstract anymore. It's

a preview. London, Paris, Rome, cities

that were once the crown jewels of

Western civilization, now watching

violent crime statistics get dominated

by recent arrivals who have no

attachment to the culture that built

those cities. The other half of his

argument is intent because this isn't

only about managing numbers. It's about

what people believe when they arrive and

what they're planning when they stay.

The Heartellar Act of 1965, the law Ogul

wants to reverse, shifted America's

immigration framework away from merit

and cultural assimilation toward

unlimited family chains. The downstream

effect is communities that have no real

connection to American history, American

values, or American law. And some of

those communities aren't quiet about it.

They are saying directly what they want.

Which makes the job of anyone paying

attention very simple. Believe them.

Now, Texas has been named by the people

doing it ground zero for a long-term

civilizational push. Over 300 mosques,

hundreds of Islamic nonprofits, and

reportedly more than $4 billion in

taxpayer funds routed to Islamic

entities since 2017. And it nearly got

significantly worse. Texas almost hosted

something that should never exist on

American soil.

We have enough authority and we have

enough power. We are obliged as Muslims

to take the authority away from the

people who have it and implement the

Sharia. Now, I hope that can come in a

very peaceful way. I hope that we can do

that in a way, you know, where there's

no bloodshed. The messenger Muhammad

sallallahu alaihi wasallam said that you

know if the people if the Muslims have

authority and they have the ability to

remove oppression they must remove the

oppression. So we believe man-made law

is oppression.

>> So you believe America, Great Britain,

all of Europe will be Islamic states

living under Sharia.

>> Inevitably, inevitably this will happen.

This is the promise of God.

>> You're confident it's going to happen.

>> I I I'm not confident. I am convinced.

I'm 100%, you know, certain that the

Sharia will be implemented in America in

America. And

>> Ken Paxton stopped it. That is a

documented concrete win. 20,000 foreign

nationals governed under Sharia law on

Texas soil. That project is finished.

The people behind it didn't expect

accountability. They expected the same

institutional silence that's let similar

projects metastasize in Europe. They

miscalculated. That's what it looks like

when someone in public office actually

uses their authority. But to understand

why any of this matters, you have to

hear what these leaders are actually

saying, not what the press tells you

they're saying. Because the corporate

media version of this story and the

version coming out of these communities

own mouths are not the same story. The