"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness."
I want to make it clear that I absolutely believe in these words, and in a perfect world, I would have them applied evenly to everyone under the heavens.
The issue is, not everyone believes this. Some people do believe in it but think it should be abused. Some people see it as a tool with which to destroy the civilization that allows God's endowments to flourish. It's a sad situation when an American citizen believes one of these three, but it's incredibly infuriating when an immigrant comes here believing them.
If you were to ask me five or so years ago if all rights should be applied to both citizens and temporary immigrants alike, I would've said yes. Now, in this climate, I'm not so sure anymore. I think it's obvious that the world is aware we can't be taken down from without, but they've had some pretty success at eroding us from within. Too many immigrants have come here and acted like fools, committed crimes, started riots, and have even successfully run for office and achieved positions in government that they had no business getting within 50 miles of.
There are too many ways to take advantage of our system, and I'm starting to think rights need to be earned, not freely given out to people who weren't born here.
Case in point: Watch the video below and try to keep your blood pressure low. It's a young woman who identifies as an immigrant who just took an abortion pill before reading a "poem" that effectively laughs at the murder of Charlie Kirk. Right afterward, she proceeds to — what sort of sounds like — attempt to intimidate TPUSA representative Christian Collins by telling him he's brave for being out the in the open without any neck protection.
Disgusting woman! Are you thinking what I’m thinking? https://t.co/8MT5HjHTHN
— Brian Atlas (@BrianAtlas) October 28, 2026
To be fair, she did later offer an apology video that no one should buy with a broken penny. Her suddenly remembered faith, her apologies to the Kirk family, and her words about learning from this moment to be a better American felt so hollow it'd sound like the Tin Man's chest if you knocked on them.
This feels more like damage control. Naturally, after this clip went viral, some digging happened, and it resulted in some serious backlash for both her and her family.
As reported by the Daily Mail, this girl and her family are, indeed, immigrants. Her name is 19-year-old Isabela Casahuga Lemgruber; her mother is Brazilian, and her father is Spanish. The family is apparently wealthy:
Isabela is the daughter of Houston-based realtor Paula Casahuga, who was born in Brazil, the Daily Mail has uncovered. The student also proudly shared that she is an immigrant at the mic.
Paula works as an 'experienced licensed real estate agent' for Nino Properties, according to her LinkedIn. Her name is no longer listed on the company's website, and the Daily Mail attempted to contact Nino Properties several times.
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Isabela's father, Guillem Casahuga, is a partner at Arthur Little - an international management consulting firm, according to the company's website.
Guillem studied engineering and telecommunications in Spain and also obtained his master's in business administration there, his profile read.
Guillem and Paula live in a $1.6 million three-bedroom, two-bathroom home in Houston, according to public records.
The entire family has apparently been forced to take down their public social media pages in the wake of their daughter's hateful and disgusting actions. Even Lemgruber's former high school, St. Agnes Academy in Houston, deleted a post congratulating her on going on to UTSA.
I don't know if her family shares the same hateful views as she does. I'm going to go out on a limb and say they don't. Modern American colleges are very adept at creating evil in the hearts of the young, and this is clearly university-brainwashed teenager no. 5938814.
Still, this behavior cannot be tolerated. The Daily Mail reported that UTSA is currently investigating the situation:
UT System Board of Regents Chairman Kevin Eltife and UT System Chancellor John Zerwas also condemned the incident.
'We have been apprised of the incident at UT San Antonio. Let us be clear — we will not tolerate the incitement of violence or the threat of incitement of violence by any member of our UT community. UT San Antonio will handle this incident consistent with the law,' they said in a joint statement.
But what gets me is that this happened in the first place. We can talk, and have talked, about reforming universities that drive this kind of mentality into kids, and I think that's a great thing to get to. Sooner would be better than later. However, I think we can tackle another angle while we're at it.
I think immigrants need to be held to a different standard than regular citizens. If you come here and act like this, celebrating the murder of American citizens, intimidating American citizens, or even creating an environment that encourages violence against American citizens, you're gone. The First Amendment protections that American citizens enjoy are effectively reduced for immigrants until they are fully naturalized.
If I were in charge, Lemgruber here would be deported. What she did was threaten the stability and peace of American citizens, and not just Collins. She smiled and celebrated the murder of anyone who thought like or believed in the mission of Charlie Kirk. That can't be tolerated.
Immigrants should be held to a certain standard while they're guests on our shores. Stepping out of line, which could include participating in riots, minor crimes such as theft, non-defensive violence, destruction of property, or intimidation, should all find themselves on the next boat home, a group of rough men willing to do violence on our behalf, pushing them up the gangplank the entire way.
If they hate America and the people who truly hold her traditions and virtues in such contempt, then they can go back to the place they think is better.
Now, perhaps the Cashuga family are naturalized citizens. The mother describes her daughters as "citizens of the world," and they've been in Houston for at least five years. If that's the case, then they can say what they want, and I'll let their disgusting behavior speak for itself.
But if not, this girl should be removed from our presence. She clearly doesn't like us, and we don't like her.
