America’s immigration system exists to protect our nation’s security and uphold the rule of law. Green card holders are granted the privilege of living here—but that privilege comes with responsibilities. Loving America matters, but obeying its laws matters more.

Deportation isn’t about punishing good people. It’s about removing those who violate our trust. Criminal behavior, fraud, or threats to national security must have consequences—no matter how much someone claims to “love” America. Weak enforcement invites chaos and endangers citizens.

Open borders activists want you to believe deportation is cruel. They’re wrong. Every nation has the right to control who stays within its borders. Protecting Americans isn’t negotiable—it’s common sense.

Some argue deportation breaks up families. But who’s really to blame? Those who chose to break immigration laws knew the risks. Rewarding lawbreakers with amnesty punishes the millions who followed the rules to come here legally.

Fraud is rampant in our immigration system. Sham marriages, fake documents, and lies on applications undermine fairness. Allowing cheaters to stay spits in the face of honest immigrants waiting their turn.

“Love for America” can’t be measured with a feelings test. It’s proven through actions—respecting our laws, learning our history, and embracing our values. Real patriots don’t demand exemptions—they earn their place.

Conservatives believe in justice, not cruelty. Those here legally have every chance to build lives here—unless they betray that trust. Deportation safeguards the system for those who contribute positively.

America’s greatness comes from ordered liberty, not emotional pleas. Green card holders who truly love this country should have nothing to fear—as long as they honor the laws that make freedom possible.