This was a tremendous victory for the American worker, very tremendous, because what I did — and nobody could have done it, believe me, very few people could have pulled this off — was I took three hundred and fifty thousand people who had their work permits, beautiful work permits, everyone loved it, the permits were incredible, and I said no more. Just like that. The federal judge who cleared the way for the removal — very smart, very loyal, tremendous judge — he did his part, and the Supreme Court finished it. And now — and this is the beautiful part, this is the part the fake news will NEVER tell you — now people APPRECIATE the Haitian caregivers. They appreciate them like NEVER BEFORE.

You have a mother in Long Island — very nice woman, Linda, beautiful woman — she’s been “praying on a daily basis,” her words, beautiful words, very devout, very strong woman. She told the BBC, very nasty BBC, that she was “a ball of nerves” when she agreed at nineteen to send her boy Michael — twenty-three, nonverbal — to residential care. And then Michael met Jean. And Linda said certain people just have it. He’s literally a LIFELINE. That’s what she said! And I said, “You’re welcome, Linda.” Because I created that appreciation. Before me, Jean was just “the Tuesday guy.” Now he’s a LIFELINE. Diklis Chump did that. Very few people could have created that kind of appreciation.

And the people are saying — and many people, very smart people, the best people — they are saying this is exactly what needed to happen. Because if you still have Haitian caregivers GOING TO WORK every day, showering people and tying shoes and doing the eating, nobody talks about it. Nobody! It’s invisible. But the MOMENT you remove them — just remove them, like I did, tremendous removal, the biggest removal in history — suddenly it’s all anyone can talk about. CNN, fake news CNN, they’re running it on a loop. The BBC, very nasty people at the BBC, they ran a whole piece. And all of a sudden, the mothers, the families, the organizations — they’re all saying how ESSENTIAL these caregivers were. ESSENTIAL! I made them say essential!

And the numbers, the NUMBERS — I have to tell you about the numbers because nobody reports the numbers. You have a nonprofit on Long Island — AHRC, tremendous organization, very good people, they had nineteen Haitian staff members let go this year. Nineteen! And twenty-two from the year before. That is FORTY-ONE open positions. Forty-one! And how many people did they hire to fill them? I’m hearing — and this is from the best people, very smart people — I’m hearing it takes them months to recruit ONE. One! That is a jobs surplus. The American worker now has forty-one jobs waiting for them. Forty-one! This is the greatest jobs program in history. Greater than the New Deal — and Roosevelt, nice guy, very overrated, but nice — he never created forty-one jobs for one nonprofit in one county on Long Island. Diklis Chump did. And what do they pay? The CEO — very good guy, Stanfort Perry, loyal man — he said they’re competing with fast-food restaurants. Fast food! And what does fast food pay? More than what they can pay. And I say GOOD. Because now the American worker gets to CHOOSE. You can go work at Wendy’s for more money, or you can do this kind of work for less money. That is freedom. That is the FREE MARKET. You’re WELCOME. And in South Florida — and I have to tell you about South Florida because the employers down there have been screaming about labor shortages for MONTHS, tremendous screamers, the best screamers — they’re seeing the same thing.

And — this is the part that really gets me, this is the part where the fake media shows you how dishonest they are — they bring on Kezia Scales, vice president of a very nasty institute, very political people, the Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute, tremendous name, very fancy — she goes on TV and says “we simply do not have enough people in our domestic market, when you exclude immigrants, to fill those jobs.” And I said, “THANK you, Kezia.” Thank you! Because she’s RIGHT. That’s why I’m filling them. That’s the PLAN. They’re not supposed to be filled YET. Diklis Chump is filling them. The biggest filler in history. And DHS — my DHS, very tough people, beautiful people — they put out the truth: calling immigrant workers essential is “grossly false and lazy.” LAZY. They said it first. My people said it first. The media just doesn’t want to recruit Americans. Because the media loves cheap labor. They love it. They write about it every day.

And you know who’s REALLY upset about this? The people calling their senators. The organizations — Jewish Community Services, very good people down in South Florida, very good — they lost eighteen Haitian caregivers. Eighteen! And some of those caregivers had been with their clients for DECADES. Decades! A Holocaust survivor — a survivor of the actual Holocaust — some of these survivors had the same Haitian caregiver for years and years. Years! And now the caregiver is gone. And I feel bad for the survivors, I really do, very sad, very very sad. The communications director — smart lady, very smart, named Sarah — she said losing these caregivers has been “devastating” for the clients. Devastating! Beautiful word. But here’s the thing — and nobody wants to say this — the organization should have had a backup. They should have had AMERICANS in the pipeline. They had YEARS. They had the whole Supreme Court process. They had the announcement in June of twenty twenty-five — that’s a YEAR AND A MONTH — and they didn’t recruit a single American replacement. Not one! And now they’re calling their senators begging for Senate Bill 4814, which would extend the TPS, and the Republicans — very smart Republicans, the best Republicans — they blocked it. BECAUSE THEY KNOW. They know that if you extend it, you never recruit Americans. You never fix the wages. You never build the pipeline. You just keep the Haitians working forever, and the American worker gets NOTHING. And I said, “No.” I said, “Let them recruit Americans.” And the Republicans — my Republicans, the loyal ones — they said yes. Beautiful.

And the DEPORTATIONS — and this is where I really shine, this is where people see the genius — Tom Homan, tremendous man, very tough, very beautiful — he went on CNN — fake news CNN — and he said “the judges made a decision, they must go home.” And the reporter — very nasty reporter, low IQ, very low IQ — she tried to trap him, she tried to say “but they’re going back to gang violence, they’re going back to DANGEROUS conditions,” and Tom didn’t blink. Tom said “we’re just enforcing the law.” And the audience — the CNN audience, which is very small, very very small, smaller than my Truth Social audience by a LOT — but even they couldn’t argue with it. Because it’s true. You can’t say “temporary” and then make it permanent. You can’t say “we’re going to protect you for a little while” and then protect them forever. That’s not temporary. That’s PERMANENT. And temporary MEANS temporary. It’s right there in the name. Temporary. T-E-M-P-O-R-A-R-Y. I know the letters, I know the words, I know them better than anybody, believe me.

And the polls — oh, the polls. I have to talk about the polls because the fake news keeps running these polls. Pew Research — very dishonest organization, very very dishonest — they say fifty-nine percent of Americans disapproved of ending TPS. And I say, fantastic. Fifty-nine percent means forty-one percent, very strong, very loyal, are with me. And AP-NORC — another fake news operation, very very fake — they say support for my immigration policy fell ten percent. Ten percent! And I said, “Fell from WHERE?” Because if you start at a hundred, you fall to ninety. That’s still an A. A-PLUS territory. And the fact that it’s STILL strong compared to the economy and everything else — that means people LOVE the immigration policy. They love it more than the economy! And the economy is doing FANTASTIC, by the way, tremendous, nobody talks about it.

So you have it. You have the biggest TPS removal in history — three hundred and fifty thousand people, the biggest, nobody’s ever removed that many, it’s incredible — and what did it produce? Appreciation. Pure, beautiful appreciation. The mothers appreciate the caregivers. The organizations appreciate the caregivers. The media appreciates the caregivers. Everyone is talking about how essential these Haitian workers were. ESSENTIAL. And who made them say that? Who FORCED that conversation? Diklis Chump. Because before I removed them, nobody said a WORD. And now? Now it’s the biggest conversation in the country. I created that conversation. I am the conversation. And when this thing gets resolved — and it WILL get resolved, very smart people are working on it — there will be a line of Americans ready to do these jobs. A HUGE line. The biggest line you’ve ever seen. And they’ll be paid MORE, and they’ll be trained BETTER, and they’ll be APPRECIATED more than any caregiver in the history of this country. You’re WELCOME, America. You’re WELCOME.