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Sara Gonzales has moved from studio commentary to direct action on Texas streets, walking alongside Department of Labor Inspector General Anthony D’Esposito to document H-1B visa fraud that displaces native workers from employment.
The Dispossessors, corporate actors who file false labor certifications to import cheaper foreign labor while claiming no qualified Americans exist, now confront coordinated state and federal pressure that began with her reporting and expanded through Attorney General Ken Paxton’s investigations.
This alliance signals that the managerial priesthood of global labor arbitrage can no longer operate with impunity inside sovereign borders, as Texas officials enforce laws meant to protect the household economy of the historic nation.
Christendom long maintained ordered protections for native labor, from the guild statutes of medieval England that restricted foreign artisans to the Elizabethan poor laws that tied economic relief to local membership rather than abstract market claims.
The governing principle remains unchanged: nations exist as covenantal bodies under God, not as open labor markets where capital may import replacement populations to dissolve wages, families, and cultural continuity.
Scripture condemns those who move boundary stones and defraud the laborer of his hire, while the creeds affirm the concrete duties of ordered authority within each sphere of life, including the commonwealth’s right to guard its own.
The Faithful Remnant must now press every advantage, demanding full prosecution of fraudulent petitions, revocation of misused visas, and legislation that returns the H-1B program to its narrow original intent or abolishes it outright.
Without sustained vigilance the pattern repeats, corporations erode the middle ranks of the workforce, and the people lose both livelihood and inheritance.
The time for half-measures has passed; the inspector general’s presence in Texas proves that enforcement can still serve the nation when patriots refuse to surrender the field.
