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The Project 2025 Border Warning America Missed | Unholy Ground
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8:40Now PlayingAndra Watkins explains why the phrase “seal the border” should be taken far more seriously than a simple immigration slogan.
In this Unholy Ground clip, Andra joins Sam Osterhout to connect Project 2025, Christian nationalism, airport shutdown threats, international travel, cargo disruptions, and the broader authoritarian goal of controlling movement in and out of the United States. Watkins warns that even if these plans are not implemented immediately, they reveal where the movement is trying to take the country next.
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