Northern Kingdom Nightmare: Trump’s 2025 Deportation Force and Jacob’s Trouble

Bartie Musa Commentary: With just 4 days until the Eagle King Donald J. Trump ascends to this throne as the Eagle King of Edom & Babylon, he has mad it very clear what one of his top initiatives will be.

Mass deportation of the Northern Kingdom Israelites who have now been branded as “illegal” in the land Yahawah initially gave to them. To learn how the Northern Kingdom (Latin & Native tribes) got to the Americas you can read here. Let’s do an analysis on present day and the impact Trump’s 100 day deportation initiative will have.

Northern Kingdom Nightmare: Trump’s 2025 Deportation Force and Jacob’s Trouble

As Donald Trump prepares to retake the presidency in January 2025, his mass deportation plan signals a harrowing chapter in modern history. With a goal of deporting one million undocumented individuals within his first 100 days, this aggressive policy targets the vulnerable populations of the Northern Kingdom—Latino and Indigenous groups. This crisis unfolds as Babylon tightens its grip, while Yahawah’s hand orchestrates judgment and prophetic fulfillment. Through the ANIMA Framework, we examine the spiritual, social, and economic implications of these developments.

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A Policy Rooted in Chaos

Trump’s deportation plan is unprecedented in scale and logistics, promising to carry out 10,000 deportations daily. This is to be achieved through aggressive ICE raids, expanded detention centers, and advanced surveillance technology. Spearheading the effort is Thomas Homan, the appointed Border Czar known for his staunch and often controversial immigration enforcement policies.

The proposed scale of deportations is staggering: one million people, representing 5% of the estimated 20 million undocumented individuals in the U.S., face imminent removal. This plan comes with significant consequences. Over 250,000 children are expected to face separation from their parents, an act that perpetuates generational trauma. Economically, the absence of undocumented workers—who contribute $300 billion annually to the economy—threatens to destabilize industries heavily reliant on cheap labor, such as agriculture and construction.

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Prophetic Fulfillment

This crisis transcends politics, reflecting Yahawah’s prophetic timeline. Jacob’s Trouble, as described in Jeremiah 30:7, foretells a period of unprecedented suffering for Yahawah’s chosen people. “Alas! For that day is great, so that none is like it: it is even the time of Jacob’s trouble, but he shall be saved out of it.” Deportations targeting the Northern Kingdom amplify this tribulation, marking a critical stage in Yahawah’s divine plan.

The separation of families mirrors the curses of Deuteronomy. “Thy sons and thy daughters shall be given unto another people, and thine eyes shall look, and fail with longing for them all the day long.” (Deuteronomy 28:32). These deportations echo ancient captivities, forcing Yahawah’s people to reckon with their spiritual alignment and dependence on Him.

Babylon’s role in this oppression accelerates its judgment, as prophesied in Revelation 18:2: “Babylon the great is fallen, is fallen.” By implementing oppressive systems, Babylon hastens its own downfall under Yahawah’s justice.

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Economic and Social Quantification

The deportation plan exposes Babylon’s hypocrisy and greed, highlighting its reliance on the very people it oppresses. Key data points reveal the extent of this crisis:

Category	Metric	Insight
Deportation Surge	10,000 deportations daily	Babylon’s obsession with control mirrors the oppression of ancient Egypt.
Economic Fallout	$300 billion annual loss	The removal of immigrant labor disrupts Babylon’s industries, fulfilling Isaiah 19:15.
Family Separations	25% involve children	The fulfillment of Deuteronomy 28:32, where families are torn apart, deepens generational trauma.
Detention Overcrowding	90% capacity exceeded in 75% of centers	Reflects Babylon’s cruelty and systemic failures, paralleling Egyptian captivity.
Community Poverty Increase	+40% poverty in deported groups	Yahawah’s people endure trials but gain spiritual endurance, as noted in Romans 5:3–4.

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Spiritual and Emotional Insights

The policies not only disrupt communities but create deep spiritual and emotional wounds. Fear becomes a weapon, breaking bonds and shattering resilience. Yahawah’s promises offer comfort in these times: “Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night; nor for the arrow that flieth by day.” (Psalm 91:5–6).

For Yahawah’s people, these tribulations serve as a test of faith. “Count it all joy when ye fall into divers temptations; Knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience.” (James 1:2–3). While the Northern Kingdom suffers, Babylon’s inhumanity exposes its moral and spiritual decay.

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Babylon’s Collapse

Babylon’s exploitation of Yahawah’s people deepens its guilt, hastening its inevitable fall. Deportations will create labor shortages in agriculture and other industries, with a projected 20% decline in the agricultural workforce alone. This will lead to food shortages, inflation, and broader economic instability. These policies also reveal systemic racial inequities, as 85% of deportees are minorities, highlighting Babylon’s deep-rooted hatred of Yahawah’s chosen.

The moral bankruptcy of detention centers and family separations further underscores Babylon’s spiritual rot. “Woe unto him that buildeth his house by unrighteousness, and his chambers by wrong; that useth his neighbour’s service without wages, and giveth him not for his work.” (Jeremiah 22:13).

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Future Scenario Testing

Deportation policies will escalate Jacob’s Trouble, but Yahawah’s people will find hope and strength through repentance and spiritual unity. Babylon, burdened by its own greed and hypocrisy, will collapse under the weight of its unjust systems. Through these trials, Yahawah’s sovereignty will shine, calling His chosen to return to Him and prepare for deliverance.

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Conclusion

Trump’s deportation force is not just a political maneuver; it is a prophetic marker of Jacob’s Trouble and Babylon’s collapse. These trials remind Yahawah’s people of the importance of faith, endurance, and repentance. As Babylon falls, Yahawah’s kingdom rises, fulfilling His eternal promise. “The Lord is known by the judgment which he executeth: the wicked is snared in the work of his own hands.” (Psalm 9:16).

Now is the time for Yahawah’s chosen to stand firm, seek His face, and prepare for the ultimate deliverance through Yahawashi. All praises to Yahawah Bahasham Yahawashi!

Bartie Musa Commentary: We are definitely heading into perilous times, and though it may start with the Northern Kingdom. We all know they place extra emphasis and satisifcation in persecuted the Southern Kingdom as well. Stay prayed up brothers and few sisters out there. 2025 is going to be a wild ride (as if it hasn’t been already). Shalawam to the hopeful elect of Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi.