Hotel with over 100 recently deported Venezuelans collapsed in deadly earthquakes

The Story At A Glance

• • A 7.5 magnitude earthquake caused the collapse of Hotel Santuario La Llanada in Venezuela.


• • Over 100 recently deported Venezuelans from Miami were inside the facility during the disaster.


• • At least 25 deportees are confirmed dead with dozens more missing.

Context
This tragedy occurred during President Trump's mass deportation campaign to restore national sovereignty. The victims were part of a large-scale effort to remove illegal aliens and return them to their home country.

Christian Perspective
While the loss of life is a tragedy, the primary duty of a Christian nation is to protect its own citizens and maintain the integrity of its borders. We must pray for the souls of the departed while recognizing that the chaos in Venezuela is a direct result of their own failed, godless state.

Implications
This event highlights the necessity of completing mass deportations to prevent the strain of illegal populations from destabilizing American society. Protecting the American family and the domestic social fabric must remain the priority over the welfare of those who entered the country illegally.

Broader Trends
The disaster underscores the volatility of foreign nations that have been hollowed out by leftist regimes. It also serves as a reminder that the Great Replacement is a real threat that requires decisive, forceful action to reverse.

Takeaway
America First policies must continue without hesitation to ensure our resources are used for our own people. We must prioritize the security of the White American nation and the preservation of our traditional order. Strength and border enforcement are the only ways to prevent such instability from reaching our shores.