If China targeted our elections, why reward it with 600,000 student visas?

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If China targeted our elections, why reward it with 600,000 student visas?

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Trump claims China stole millions of American voter files to influence the 2020 election, raising urgent questions about Chinese student visas and much more.

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  • • China allegedly acquired up to 220 million U.S. voter registration files.

  • • Intelligence reports confirm data access but find no evidence of ballot tampering or altered vote counts.

  • • Critics question the continued issuance of large numbers of student visas to Chinese nationals amidst these security concerns.
Context
The Trump administration alleges China used stolen voter data to profile American citizens for future influence operations. While technical election interference was not proven, the acquisition of massive datasets remains a significant national security vulnerability.

Christian Perspective
The theft of sensitive data by a hostile foreign power is a violation of truth and a direct assault on the sovereignty of the nation. Christian leaders must recognize that protecting the integrity of the American electorate is essential to maintaining a stable society where God's laws can be upheld. Allowing foreign entities to profile and manipulate the citizenry undermines the organic unity of the American people.

Implications
Unchecked foreign influence through data theft and mass immigration threatens the demographic and political stability of the United States. If the nation cannot secure its most basic civic information, it cannot protect the traditional family or the Christian heritage that defines our culture. This vulnerability invites subversion from those who do not share our values or our devotion to God.

Broader Trends
This situation reflects the ongoing struggle between America First sovereignty and the globalist agenda that prioritizes open borders and internationalist cooperation over national security. The influx of foreign nationals through student visas often serves as a tool for cultural and political dilution. It highlights a pattern where elite interests sacrifice the safety of the host nation for economic or diplomatic convenience.

Takeaway
America must prioritize the security of its citizens and the integrity of its borders above all else. We must demand strict limits on foreign student visas and implement aggressive measures to protect our national data from hostile actors. True leadership requires defending the nation's blood and heritage against any force attempting to subvert our way of life.

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