A hardline argument that illegal immigration, not Iran, is the real threat to the United States — framed as an emergency for American citizens and a rebuke to Washington's war spending.

• A claim is made that 107 million people are living in the U.S. illegally — a quarter of the population — a figure far above any official estimate.
• The blame is placed not just on the Biden years but on 40 years of loose border policy under both parties.
• The war with Iran is cast as a waste of a $1.5 trillion military that should be defending the homeland instead.
• The framing is deliberately existential: the border is described as the real war front, on American soil.

Outlook: Expect this "fight at home, not abroad" argument to keep gaining traction on the populist right as immigration enforcement and Middle East policy collide.