While President Donald Trump and “First Buddy” Elon Musk continue to nab the most incendiary headlines, Vice President JD Vance is making significant headway in his own way.
And, in many respects, Vance has been quite successful … with one of the biggest successes including a top European Union leader’s agreement with Trump’s vice president ove illegal immigration.
In an interview with Politico, Denmark’s prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, has apparently admitted that Vance is right, at least to a degree, about illegal migration.
“There’s not much the socialist Danish prime minister agrees on with the Trump administration … Surprisingly, though, the center-left Frederiksen told POLITICO in an interview that the Trump administration’s Vice President JD Vance was right when it comes to migration and limiting the mass arrival of foreigners,” Politicoreported.
Well then. Cue the liberal hissy fits.
“There is nothing more urgent than mass migration,” Vance boomed during a recent appearance in the EU.
While many European leaders were apparently aghast at Vance stating the obvious, Frederiksen took a more measured approach.
“Frederiksen, who was in the audience when Vance gave his speech that day, said she ‘unfortunately’ disagreed with him on Russia. She described Russia as the No. 1 threat facing Europe. Still, he had a point on migration, she conceded,” Politico noted.
She most certainly did concede, that’s for srue.
In fact, Frederiksen went as far as to say that mass migration is a major “threat” to Europe.
“I consider this mass migration into Europe as a threat to the daily life in Europe,” Frederiksen declared.
Without a doubt. Which is why multiple Europeans are voting for candidates who vow to stand strong on mass migration, as noted by Vance.
“No voter on this continent went to the ballot box to open the floodgates to millions of unvetted immigrants. But you know what they did vote for? In England, they voted for Brexit. And agree or disagree, they voted for it. And more and more, all over Europe, they’re voting for political leaders who promise to put an end to out-of-control migration,” Vance asserted.
On her part, Frederiksen also noted that migrants pose continued threats, whether looking at crime or labor market statistics.
“No matter if you look at statistics on crimes or if you look at problems on the labor market, insecurity in local communities, it is the most vulnerable who experience the consequences [of uncontrolled migration,” Frederiksen mused.
Amazing to hear such common sense – at last – from an EU leader.
Including an EU leader who is an avowed socialist … but recognizes socialism won’t work with loads of freeloaders.
“I totally believe in equal opportunities and a Scandinavian welfare model with a tax-paid education, social benefits and health care. But for me that’s only one traditional pillar of being a social democrat … Being in control of migration is the second pillar,” Frederiksen remarked briskly.
Love it. Can more European leaders please speak up like Frederiksen is now?
Especially as this prime minister appears to understand, at last, what goes through the minds of many constituents who don’t live in gilded palaces that have become commonplace for seemingly every politician.
“If I ask people about security and their security concerns, many of them will reply that Russia and defending Europe is top of mind right now. But security is also about what is going on in your local community,” Frederiksen asserted.
Is it ever. Especially as mass migration impacts basic safety considerations.
“Do you feel safe where you live? When you go and take your local train, or when your kids are going home from school, or whatever is going on in your daily life?” Frederiksen queried.
Considering many are afraid to even use public transportation due to fears of violent illegals, it is clear that more than one hardly feels “safe” with what is going on in their daily lives.
Author: Jane Jones
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