Ted Nugent Uses John Cena To Attack Immigrants

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Ted Nugent, the outspoken rock musician and conservative commentator, has doubled down on his long-standing hardline stance on immigration, calling for aggressive deportation policies and increased state-level action to secure the U.S. southern border. He posted a John Cena meme about immigration today.

In public appearances and interviews over the past year, Nugent has consistently described the influx of undocumented immigrants as an “invasion,” arguing that the federal government has failed to protect American citizens. He has praised former President Donald Trump’s immigration policies and openly advocated for mass deportations, claiming it’s a necessary step to restore law and order.

During a recent rally, Nugent stated, “The least we should expect is for our government to secure our damn country.” He has called on governors, particularly in border states like Texas, to bypass federal delays and mobilize their own forces to repel what he calls “a national security emergency.”

Nugent also expressed support for the creation of state-run border defense units, urging elected officials to declare the border crisis an act of invasion under the Constitution, thereby justifying extraordinary state action.

While his rhetoric has sparked criticism from immigrant rights groups, Nugent remains unapologetic. “We either defend America, or we lose it,” he said bluntly.

His commentary reflects a growing segment of the conservative movement that views immigration enforcement as a top-tier political issue, prioritizing sovereignty and security over compromise or reform.

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