Churches Should STOP Aiding the Invasion

A 2025 New Year’s Resolution for Church and Country

Yesterday here on my substack, I podcasted with some vehemence that we need a revival of self-defense that includes a reassertion that Western civilization, life, and property rights are worth defending and should be defended.

Today, I urge a related New Year’s resolution: Churches and parachurches should immediately end aid to the Invasion, to the mass and illegal immigration America and the West are now suffering under. (And if you object to my calling it the Invasion, you are probably part of the problem, too.)

That not only to protect country but to protect the church. The American organized church is fortunate that there has not yet been a severe backlash against church and parachurch aid for the Invasion. But that luck is likely to run out and soon.

Leaving aside the attacks on Bourbon Street and at the Las Vegas Trump Hotel at the turn of the year — it is not yet publicly known if any accomplices were invaders or otherwise used open borders — Biden’s open borders have unleashed waves of crime and hardship on Americans. As former Border Patrol officer J. J. Carrell revealed back in October, with unpleasant hard numbers, the crimes will likely include more terrorist attacks.

BORDER TRUTH

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a report stating that 75,000 Special Interest Aliens (SIAs) have been arrested by the Border Patrol in the first eleven months of Fiscal Year (FY) 2023. When this fiscal year ends in two weeks, the total number of SIAs arrested by the Border Patrol will surpass 80,000. SIAs are individuals who cross our borders illegally and have connections to terrorist organizations throughout the globe….

The numbers of SIAs arrested in FY 2022 and 2023 are staggering. However, to understand the magnitude of these numbers, in FY 2021 DHS arrested a little over 3,675 SIAs…. To further prove how rare the occurrence of arresting an SIA is, consider my career in the Border Patrol. In my 24-year career from being a Journeyman Agent to a senior leader in the Patrol, I arrested thousands of illegal aliens directly and indirectly. Of those thousands of illegal aliens, I cannot remember FIVE being SIAs.

When that rare occurrence of arresting an SIA happened, everything in my Border Patrol station stopped. As the Deputy Patrol Agent in Charge, I would have to email and call DHS Headquarters in Washington D.C. and provide exact details of the arrest. Agents from the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) would respond to the station and conduct extensive interviews and interrogations on the subject. If that subject were determined to be a terrorist, that individual would disappear with the JTTF Agents. If it was determined that the individual could not be connected to a terrorist organization, that individual would be immediately deported.

Remember, that is before the Biden Regime. Carrell continues…

Never in any scenario would I release that individual onto the streets of America. In fact, if I were to do something so stupid, I would be suspended and then investigated as to why I would ever make such a rash and unprofessional decision. Not in today’s DHS. That individual, along with the other 105,000 SIAs arrested in the past two fiscal years are simply released.

And that’s not all. Read all of Carrell’s post.

It is probably only a matter of time before a catastrophic attack or series of attacks provokes a backlash against those who aided the Invasion, including churches and church groups who aided the Invasion.

And aiding an invasion such as we are suffering under is terrible in and of itself. The guilt from that should be more than enough to cause churches to stop. Churches should have loved their American neighbors and opened their eyes to what was coming through our borders and suspended aid to illegals and fake refugees years ago. But better late than never. Churches should suspend this toxic, even deadly, charity now.

Those who engage in such charity may say they engage with the people they assist and know they are not criminals or terrorists. Oh really? First, they are already breaking immigration law by the manner in which they enter the country. Most of them make bogus claims, including that they are refugees. The vast majority of them who have later immigration court hearings do not bother to show up. This is all before the additional crimes invaders are all too prone to commit.

And those poor children you supposedly aid in entering the country — how many of them are being trafficked? How many of those families are not families at all, but ruses in child trafficking? How do you know you are not aiding child trafficking?

Churches and church charities are in effect unwitting accessories to these crimes and many more. That is awful enough and reason enough to stop. But there are more reasons. More is coming. A backlash against those churches who aided the Invasion is coming.

And, frankly, it should come just as it should come against all who aided and abetted the Invasion. These past four and more years cry out for retributive justice against those who engaged in such treason, even when dressed as charity. We can and should pray that that retribution itself does not become unjust and ugly. But it’s coming nonetheless.

What these church groups have done cannot be undone. And the retribution against such foolish deeds cannot be avoided, at least not entirely. But they can be repented of and ceased.

Of course, most of these church groups will not cease. For one thing, aiding illegal immigration can be quite lucrative, to the tune of hundreds of millions for World Relief.

So what should us Christians not in charge do? We make clear to our churches and church groups that they are to stop any aid of illegal and/or mass immigration. And we cut off donations to those churches and charities who refuse to cease and desist. Aiding the Invasion has been lucrative. We should do our part to make it less lucrative. And we should not aid illegal immigration ourselves, even indirectly.

For aiding an invasion of one’s country, of one’s neighbors, is the opposite of loving one’s neighbors. And hating one’s neighbors like that asks for retribution, along with God’s judgement, sooner or later.

And retribution is coming against those who use the name of Christ to aid such a deadly Invasion.