When ICE agents armed with military-grade equipment conduct predawn raids alongside SWAT teams, with little to no accountability, the result is not public safety. It is state terror. And it’s exactly the kind of unchecked power the Constitution was written to prevent.

130 executive orders. No debate. No oversight. No limits. This is how the Constitution dies—not with a coup, but with a pen. America was built on checks and balances. But what happens when a president rewrites the rules and answers to no one? 

In an age where dissent is criminalized and immigrants are vanishing into foreign prisons, we must ask: What happens when speaking truth to power is branded terrorism? Would Jesus—the refugee, the radical, the revolutionary—have survived in today’s America?

When ICE agents armed with military-grade equipment conduct predawn raids alongside SWAT teams, with little to no accountability, the result is not public safety. It is state terror. And it’s exactly the kind of unchecked power the Constitution was written to prevent.

130 executive orders. No debate. No oversight. No limits. This is how the Constitution dies—not with a coup, but with a pen. America was built on checks and balances. But what happens when a president rewrites the rules and answers to no one? 

In an age where dissent is criminalized and immigrants are vanishing into foreign prisons, we must ask: What happens when speaking truth to power is branded terrorism? Would Jesus—the refugee, the radical, the revolutionary—have survived in today’s America?

Emergency powers. Executive overreach. Economic ruin. Trump’s second term isn’t just chaos—it’s a financial coup that is bankrupting the nation while enriching the Deep State.

Emergency powers. Executive overreach. Economic ruin. Trump’s second term isn’t just chaos—it’s a financial coup that is bankrupting the nation while enriching the Deep State.

Where does it end? America is becoming a Constitution-free zone with unchecked government power sweeping across our rights. From surveillance to arbitrary arrests, no one is safe. Our freedoms are being stripped away in the name of national security. 

Where does it end? America is becoming a Constitution-free zone with unchecked government power sweeping across our rights. From surveillance to arbitrary arrests, no one is safe. Our freedoms are being stripped away in the name of national security. 

The war on due process has begun. Under the guise of national security and presidential authority, individuals are being disappeared—arrested without cause, denied their day in court, and shipped to foreign prisons. This authoritarian assault on the Constitution threatens the rights of all Americans. After all, the Constitution can’t protect you if you don’t protect it.

The war on due process has begun. Under the guise of national security and presidential authority, individuals are being disappeared—arrested without cause, denied their day in court, and shipped to foreign prisons. This authoritarian assault on the Constitution threatens the rights of all Americans. After all, the Constitution can’t protect you if you don’t protect it.

From surveillance to censorship, from mass arrests to political retribution—the U.S. government is being weaponized. Here’s how it’s happening.

From surveillance to censorship, from mass arrests to political retribution—the U.S. government is being weaponized. Here’s how it’s happening.

The arrest of a political protester is just the beginning. What’s at stake when the government silences its critics? What happens when free speech becomes a crime? History shows that when governments claim the power to silence dissent—whether in the name of national security, border protection, or law and order—that power rarely remains limited. What starts as a crackdown on so-called “threats” quickly expands to include anyone who challenges those in power.

The arrest of a political protester is just the beginning. What’s at stake when the government silences its critics? What happens when free speech becomes a crime? History shows that when governments claim the power to silence dissent—whether in the name of national security, border protection, or law and order—that power rarely remains limited. What starts as a crackdown on so-called “threats” quickly expands to include anyone who challenges those in power.

The slippery slope to authoritarianism begins with lies that masquerade as truths and a populace disinclined to think for themselves.

The slippery slope to authoritarianism begins with lies that masquerade as truths and a populace disinclined to think for themselves.

Winning an election does not give any politician the authority to sidestep the Constitution and remake the government at will.

Winning an election does not give any politician the authority to sidestep the Constitution and remake the government at will.