ICE Trackers, Voter Fraud, and Chicago’s Bloody Wake-Up Call

In this fiery episode of BKP Pol­i­tics on Voice of Rur­al Amer­i­ca, host BKP kicks off with a folksy nod to the chilly morning—jokingly pon­der­ing “frost on the pump­kin” amid Geor­gia’s cold snap—before div­ing head­first into a blis­ter­ing cri­tique of elec­tion integri­ty, immi­gra­tion poli­cies, and urban decay. Broad­cast­ing from his “res­olute desk” at 4 AM, sur­round­ed by deep-state media feeds, BKP chan­nels his sig­na­ture unfil­tered out­rage, weav­ing in video clips and stats to expose what he sees as sys­temic cor­rup­tion.

The core of the rant tar­gets Cal­i­for­ni­a’s rad­i­cal poli­cies as a “por­tal” for fraud. Cit­ing Joe Rogan, BKP blasts the state’s refusal to require vot­er ID—echoing Rogan’s claim that it’s a delib­er­ate ploy to import and reg­is­ter inel­i­gi­ble vot­ers with tax­pay­er dol­lars, sidelin­ing home­less vet­er­ans and ignor­ing over 300,000 miss­ing migrant chil­dren at the bor­der. He spot­lights an upcom­ing “ICE track­er” app from Cal­i­for­ni­a’s over­sight com­mit­tee, designed not to hunt ille­gal vot­ers but to mon­i­tor fed­er­al immi­gra­tion agents’ every move, turn­ing enforce­ment into a hunt­ed spec­ta­cle. BKP mocks it as less a tool for jus­tice and more a “bum­ble bee” dis­trac­tion, con­trast­ing it with the state’s lax approach to secur­ing elec­tions.

Tying this to nation­wide vot­er rolls, BKP unpacks how auto­mat­ic vot­er reg­is­tra­tion via dri­ver’s licenses—standard in states like Min­neso­ta and creep­ing into Georgia—bypasses cit­i­zen­ship checks. Ille­gals snag licens­es, get auto-enrolled to vote, and over­whelm sec­re­taries of state’s cleanup efforts. In Geor­gia, he recalls bat­tles for spe­cial IDs on licens­es to ditch motor-vot­er schemes, warn­ing that unchecked rolls guar­an­tee Demo­c­rat wins.

BKP does­n’t spare fed­er­al bureau­cra­cy either, erupt­ing in a career-end­ing tirade: Four out of ten feds do the work of the oth­er six “lazy fat ass­es,” jus­ti­fy­ing mass cuts. He piv­ots to Trump ally Tom Homan’s depor­ta­tion blueprint—600,000 in 2025 alone—crunching rough math on Biden-era bor­der surges (esti­mat­ing 30 mil­lion cross­ings over four years). At that pace, Trump could deport 2.4 mil­lion by ter­m’s end, leav­ing 27.6 mil­lion unac­count­ed for, skew­ing the cen­sus and con­gres­sion­al maps. As an exam­ple, he flash­es North Car­oli­na’s redis­trict­ing: A pro­posed map shifts the west­ern tip to net Repub­li­cans one more dis­trict, under­scor­ing how inflat­ed pop­u­la­tions from unchecked migra­tion rig rep­re­sen­ta­tion.

The episode crescen­dos with Chicago’s car­nage as a stark coun­ter­point to elite pri­or­i­ties. A Supreme Court rul­ing blocks Nation­al Guard deploy­ment there, but BKP demands fed­er­al inter­ven­tion amid week­end stats: 214 shot, four dead. Scrolling a homi­cide track­er, he high­lights the youth of victims—teens aged 16–18 top­ping the list—tallying 340 mur­ders city­wide in 2025 so far. Failed Gov. J.B. Pritzk­er and the may­or’s pleas for feds ring hol­low to BKP, who lam­basts Democ­rats for track­ing ICE over sav­ing kids or curb­ing vio­lence, even as Nation­al Guard trucks deliv­er meals to “starv­ing” strik­ing fed­er­al work­ers via Grub­Hub.