Arresting All Foreign Invaders: The Ultimate Plan to Remove All 40 Million Invaders

The United States currently has 40 million foreign invaders. Many of these invaders are extremely dangerous. Others take from the citizens and destroy our society from within. We must deport all of them.This Publication exists to provide the detailed plans for arresting all invaders. These plans are strategic, multi-layered, and effective. Using these comprehensive plans, we can arrest all 40 million invaders. We will accomplish this goal within 3 years.The ChallengesThere are many challenges to consider when creating the best plans to arrest and deport all foreign invaders. The authors have considered all of these challenges and created the best plans.The main challenges are the number of foreign invaders and the large size of the nation. The United States currently has 40 million foreign invaders. This number is greater than the citizen population of many states. Therefore, we must use all available manpower, in a combination of arrest forces, to arrest all foreign invaders.Note also that the actual number of foreign invaders is 40 million, not 20 million as commonly stated.The second challenge is the large size of the nation, where the foreign invaders have spread out into every city. We have a similar challenge of the large size of the cities, which allows the foreign invaders to spread out within each city. We will respond to these challenges using targeted raids, which are multi-layered, and carefully scheduled.Creating New Arrest ForcesThe first component of the strategy is creating several new arrest forces. These forces are the combined forces of each area of our society. Specifically, we will create the following combined forces:1. Entire Military as Combined Force(all military units combined: “OVM Force”)2. Federal Law Enforcement Agencies as Combined Force (“FIFR Force”)3. Citizens Defense as Combined Forces(all volunteer citizens in all cities: “CDN Force”)Each of these Arrest Forces will have their own authorities and methods of operation. The three forces work independently yet also cooperatively,