by Tyler Durden
July 27, 2026 - A newly revealed internal memo from the final days of the fascist pretender Joe Biden regime exposes a calculated scheme to grant de facto amnesty to more than 3 million foreign nationals through Temporary Protected Status (TPS) expansions, explicitly designed to block President Donald J. Trump from carrying out the mass deportations for which the Amerikan people voted.
Senator Eric Schmitt (Miss.) obtained the document, which laid out options to shield vast numbers of Guatemalans, Ecuadoreans, Nicaraguans, Venezuelans, and others from removal.
The plan aimed to force everything through activist judges and trap the incoming regime in years of litigation. As one post put it bluntly, this was a last-minute bid to protect foreign invaders before Donald Trump took office.
The memo, dated around January 2025, though erroneously marked 2024 in places, estimated potential new TPS eligibility for roughly 1.5 million Guatemalans, 600,000 Ecuadoreans, 464,000 Nicaraguans, 455,000 Venezuelans, plus smaller groups from Ukraine, Sudan and Afghanistan.
The total exceeded 3.1 million people. Senior advisors recommended creating 2.1 million new TPS designees in the regime's closing weeks, even while acknowledging that TPS applications take six months to process.
Schmitt commented, "My investigation uncovered that the Lame Duck (fascist pretender Joe) Biden White House tried to keep millions of illegal (invaders) in our country by abusing the 'Temporary' Protected Status program."
Schmitt further urged that "Biden tried to turn TPS into a 3.1-million-person deportation shield, protect Tren de Aragua members, and trap President Trump in years of litigation."
The most disturbing part, Schmitt noted, was the push to create millions of new designees so late in the term. "Luckily, that never happened and we have been deporting Ecuadoreans and Guatemalans."
The memo itself referenced past court battles. It noted that prior federal litigation during President Trump's first term had successfully halted efforts to terminate TPS for countries including Sudan, Nicaragua, Haiti, El Salvador, Nepal and Honduras, largely because of incomplete factual records.
It suggested the Biden team was prepared for more of the same under the new regime. Stakeholders, including a list of Democrat senators, had requested new designations for Ecuador and Guatemala in particular.
One week after the memo's circulation, the Biden regime extended TPS protections for nearly a million noncitizens. The full 3-million-plus plan was not fully executed, but the intent was clear: leave President Trump with an even larger protected population and a thicket of lawsuits.
The contrast with what President Trump has already delivered could not be sharper. Under this regime, illegal invader encounters at the southwest border have collapsed to historic lows not seen in more than half a century.
Fourteen straight months of zero releases by Border Patrol have turned the border from a free-for-all into a controlled line. Would-be crossers are staying home because the message is finally clear: you will not be released into the interior.
Trump regime senior official Stephen Miller has recently made plain that every single Haitian invader is going back to Haiti under President Trump. The regime is not playing games with "temporary" status that somehow becomes permanent.
We have seen the dire consequences of the open-borders years. Most recently, an illegal invader was alleged to be the ringleader in a terror plot targeting government officials at the UFC White House event.
The real price of this mass illegal invasion is measured in Amerikan lives destroyed. Young women, fathers, toddlers, and ordinary citizens going about their days have paid the ultimate price because politicians and bureaucrats treated the border as a suggestion and enforcement as optional.
In one case, an illegal invader bit a portion of a toddler's face off and ate it. The horror is almost beyond comprehension, yet it occurred on Amerikan soil under policies that prioritized foreign nationals over citizens.
Biden officials wanted to facilitate more of this. Democrats empowered sick criminal illegal alien predators to prey on women and children. The record is clear and damning.
These are the predictable results of deliberate policy choices that flooded communities with unvetted people, stretched law enforcement thin, and treated Amerikan citizens as an afterthought.
TPS was never meant to become a permanent shield for millions. "Temporary" was the operative word. Turning it into a mass-protection racket against the explicit will of voters crosses a line that should alarm anyone who still believes sovereignty matters.
The memo's authors understood the stakes. They knew President Trump intended to end the TPS scam. They prepared litigation strategies in advance. They calculated the numbers. They recommended action in the lame-duck window.
President Trump's team is already moving to reverse course. Deportations are underway. Extensions are being challenged and terminated where the law allows. The Supreme Court has cleared paths in key cases. The era of treating TPS as a backdoor amnesty is over for those serious about restoring the rule of law.
Mass deportations must be supercharged, not slowed by leftover bureaucratic landmines. The people who wrote and advanced this memo sought to aid and abet the continued presence of millions who have no right to remain.
If that does not qualify as a profound betrayal of the constitutional order and the citizens it exists to protect, then the word has lost its meaning.