Grand Canyon Times

The immigration crisis, like inflation, will not go away anytime soon and will get progressively worse before it gets better.

From designated terrorists crossing the border, to over 220,000 illegal crossings in March (the highest monthly total yet under President Joe Biden’s watch), the existential threat presented by mass immigration cannot be overstated.

Fortunately for the voters of Arizona, Blake Masters understands the significance of the immigration crisis and knows what must be done in order to reverse course before it is too late for our country.

In addition to the threat of completely surpassing the native population of America — as Masters points out on Twitter, more immigrants entered the country illegally in 60 days than the entire population of Wyoming — the rise in immigration has led to a spike in drugs entering our country. Some areas on the border have seen fentanyl seizures increase by 56%, with border crossings being the source of 90% of all fentanyl in the U.S.

This combination of sheer demographic replacement and an increase in a major public health crisis will only hasten the decline of America, and guarantee that we never again see the prosperity that past generations once took for granted.

Masters makes clear that the immigration threat is a war on multiple fronts.

In addition to the steady stream of immigrants illegally coming in from the usual Central and South American countries, there are thousands of “refugees” being actively brought to the U.S. from nations such as Haiti and Afghanistan, making an already severe problem even worse.

And the deliberate efforts to resettle such refugees in the U.S. is supported by Sen. Mark Kelly, who tried to portray himself on the campaign trail as a “moderate” on the issue of immigration; though he voiced his opposition to the idea of sanctuary cities, Kelly has voted in favor of policies to turn all of America into a sanctuary, including giving taxpayer-funded benefits to tens of thousands of “refugees” from Afghanistan.

All of this ultimately contributes to a breakdown of the very idea of an American identity, something that Masters says the left is trying to eliminate altogether. “America is not just an ideal,” Masters said. “There is something to us being an actual cohesive, coherent people.”

As a U.S. Senator, Masters would completely oppose any and all amnesty efforts for anyone who entered the U.S. illegally.

“In the U.S. Senate, I will oppose granting U.S. citizenship to those who come to America illegally,” he said on Twitter.

“I will oppose every underhanded and ill-conceived mass amnesty proposal the Democrats try to sneak into unrelated Senate bills.” Rewarding those who broke our laws just by coming into the country would only guarantee that such criminals would “continue to commit crimes,” while also imposing “huge costs on our education and welfare systems and infrastructure.”

As it becomes more apparent just how widespread this disaster really is — from the millions crossing the border to the thousands that are being deliberately flown into the country and resettled in non-border states — America needs more candidates who understand the threat that mass immigration presents, and are willing to offer solutions that will help our country reverse course before it is too late.

To ignore this crisis is to ensure the America we know and love ceases to exist.