Red states drew a line in the sand Tuesday, with a dozen jurisdictions joining forces with ICE to turbocharge Trump’s deportation crusade. Florida, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Texas, Virginia, and Arizona kicked it off, lending muscle to federal raids, per Stateline.org—conservatives say it’s a no-compromise stand.

This isn’t a suggestion—it’s a demand. Sheriff Larry Kendrick of Owyhee County, Idaho, told Stateline, “My constituents support President Trump. And of course me. I support the president’s mission 100%.” He’s all in—fentanyl traffickers, not farm workers, are his targets, and Republicans cheer the grit.

The coalition’s sprawling—121 task forces across 12 states, including Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Texas. They’re not just ICE’s backup; they’re a “force multiplier,” redirecting IRS, BATF, and DEA agents to the fight. Conservatives see Trump rewriting the rules.

History backs this play. The ‘90s and early 2000s saw local cops and feds tight—Obama’s 2012 axe killed it after “racial profiling” whines. Trump’s reviving it, and Kendrick’s blunt: “I will do anything in my power to assist him.” Republicans say it’s the people’s will—2024 proved it.

Blue states squirm—California, Illinois, North Carolina holdouts. Even Arizona’s Katie Hobbs talks tough but stalls. Conservatives scoff—sanctuary sob stories won’t stop this train. Trump’s 89 executive orders in 50 days—11,000 deported in 18—set the pace; red states are the fists.

The stakes are brutal. Colony Ridge, Texas, saw 118 illegals nabbed Monday—criminals, not dreamers. Trump’s not asking permission—his 82 percent speech approval last week screams mandate. Republicans argue this alliance is America fighting back against Biden’s open-border chaos.

Kendrick’s crew isn’t alone—Florida’s led since January, per Ron DeSantis. Task forces echo that—121 departments, no apologies. Conservatives relish it: liberals can dodge, but red states won’t bend. This is Trump’s vision, and they’re making it real, one raid at a time.

Democrats’ old game’s up—court cries won’t save them now. Posts on X hail this as “finally enforcing the law”—Trump’s slashed crossings to 300 daily from 10,000. Red states aren’t just joining; they’re demanding results, and conservatives say it’s about damn time.

America’s backbone’s flexing. This isn’t a debate—it’s a reckoning. Republicans see a red wall rising, forcing out threats while libs clutch pearls. Trump’s 97 percent GOP base roars—red states aren’t asking, they’re acting, and the nation’s stronger for it.

Conservatives stand tall—12 states, 121 forces, one mission. Trump’s deportation juggernaut’s rolling, and this alliance isn’t taking no. They’re not saving face—they’re saving America, and Republicans bet every raid proves they mean business.