Over the past 5 years, OPT has increased nearly 30%.
It's time for action. OPT, as we know it, has to go.
The Times of India admits that students on F-1 visas are not primarily here for education, but jobs. That's an admission they're intentionally abusing the requirements of "student" visas.
Territorial expansion is a time-honored American tradition—think Louisiana Purchase, Alaska. We're a frontier people—it's in our blood.
Acquiring Greenland isn't a silly idea. It makes all the sense in the world.
Here's why. 🧵
Greenland is the only place where the U.S. can simultaneously:
• Strengthen missile warning & defense
• Improve polar space tracking
• Help close the Atlantic’s northern maritime gate
• Shape Arctic shipping security
• Reduce critical-minerals dependence
• Deny Russia & China a High North foothold
The shortest paths for ICBMs and advanced air-breathing threats from Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea to the U.S. run over the High North.
Greenland buys America time—to identify the threat, prepare to intercept, and determine the best response.
Below, you can read my letter to @UnderSecPD laying out the case for sanctioning the foreign bureaucrats and NGOs who are trying to impose left-wing Euro-style speech codes on Americans. This is an urgent fight—for our country and for Western civilization.
The Optional Practical Training program is a cheap foreign-labor program for big companies and universities.
But it's undermining young Americans.
It’s time to overhaul or possibly end this terribly broken program all together. 🧵
OPT boxes young Americans out of the workforce, discriminates against American workers in favor of foreign labor, and suppresses wages and job opportunities for U.S. graduates. It distorts our higher education system, feeds “visa mill” fraud, and threatens our national security.
Under OPT, foreign nationals can work in the U.S. on student visas for up to 12 months after graduation, and up to three years for STEM fields.
In practice, it’s become a shadow guest-worker program, with no caps, labor-market tests, or any meaningful limits or standards at all.
Last month, I wrote to Secretary Rubio urging him to designate the international Antifa networks as Foreign Terrorist Organizations.
Antifa is a global terror network—and it's time we treated it like one.
An international system is driving left-wing violence on U.S. soil. 🧵
On July 4, 2025, 11 members of an Antifa terror cell carried out an armed ambush on an ICE facility in Texas.
They had spent months preparing—scouting out the site, taking surveillance notes, coordinating attack positions, and writing an operations plan to maximize casualties.
The militants—who had staged at a safe house the night before—arrived in body armor, carrying rifles. They detonated fireworks to lure officers out into the open, and then opened fire, and kept shooting until their guns jammed. One cop was hit in the neck and critically wounded.
Today, I’m leading a Senate Judiciary hearing on one of the most dangerous forces in American life today: Violent left-wing extremism.
Over the past few years, this threat has spiraled into an all-out crisis. 🧵
For the past 15 months, political violence has been a constant fact of American life.
We've seen arsons and bombings, armed ambushes and assaults, sniper attacks and mass shootings, riots and violent mobs. We have seen assassinations. We have seen murder. We have seen death.
Leftists tried to assassinate President Trump.
Leftists murdered Charlie Kirk.
Leftists have assaulted ICE agents, firebombed facilities, assassinated CEOs, and carried out armed ambushes against cops.
That isn’t random, spontaneous violence. It’s organized political terror.