Geopolitics & Empire

Ammon Blair: Civil War, Cartels, Protecting the Border & Citizenship

Nov 14, 2025
Ammon Blair, a Senior Fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation and former U.S. Border Patrol agent, dives into pressing issues surrounding U.S. border security and immigration policy. He draws parallels between current political tensions and post-Civil War conflicts, emphasizing how globalism undermines national sovereignty. Blair describes the cartel's role in exploiting migration and stresses the importance of clear citizenship definitions and rule of law. He discusses the hybrid threats posed by cartels and the need for a comprehensive response to protect civil liberties.
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INSIGHT

Reconstruction Echoes In Today's Politics

  • The current political assault on federal law enforcement mirrors post‑Civil War Reconstruction tactics that used street violence to thwart federal authority.
  • Ammon Blair argues this parallels modern left-wing street groups undermining ICE, Border Patrol and military support for enforcement.
INSIGHT

Global Institutions Linked To Migration Push

  • Global institutions and NGOs have played roles in promoting mass migration that weakens national sovereignty.
  • Blair says UN and WEF-linked groups assisted on-the-ground migration efforts that serve globalist control goals.
ANECDOTE

Cartels' Rise From Symbiosis To Insurgency

  • Blair recounts how Mexican cartels evolved from symbiotic partners of the state into insurgent organizations after the PRI lost power.
  • He explains US military cooperation and Mexican special forces training preceded the cartels' violent growth into insurgencies like the Zetas.
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