85% of judges appointed by Trump were White. He filled 3 supreme court seats, 30% of the appeals courts, 28% of the federal bench, and 27% of federal district court seats, all of which will serve for decades—this means those spots will not be taken by non-Whites or leftists for a long time.

Legal immigration was reduced by 49% and refugees admitted to the United States hit a four decade low, equivalent to a drop of 80%. The White births increased whilst the latinx birthrate declined, both as an apparent consequence of Trump. Likewise, ‘immigrant’ participation and wellbeing has declined due to fear of Trump.

88% of Trump's 1051 administrative picks were White, 86% of his cabinet picks were White. His allies and representatives on a state level lean pro-White, his followers the same, and his administration has and will work towards applying Civil Rights protections to Whites, defending Whites from anti-White discrimination. Obviously not perfect, but from the standpoint of opportunity, this is excellent.

Donald Trump's senior advisor is Stephen Miller, a man wholly on our side, so far as any official can be. Miller is an open critic of the 1965 Immigration Act, which he wishes to repeal, and cites as one of the greatest mistakes in American history.

Miller takes note of prior immigration restriction policy, and under the first term of Trump, he worked to end H1B visas and pushed to back the RAISE act, in order to effectively block over 50% of all legal immigrants. Another policy of his was the wealth test, denying entry to poors and therefore to welfare dependents and non-productive people.

Miller has sought legislation to exclude non-English-speakers, and with JD Vance's proposal to make English the national language, could reduce the majority of brown immigration. Miller's magnum opus was the Travel Ban, at the time barring mostly Muslim entry. Next term, he intends to expand the bans to target additional countries. Note, he does not want unrestricted ‘legal’ immigrants such as the Chinese either.