Calling Out Those Who Fight For Illegals Instead of Americans

After watching the Democrats scream “due process" for the terrorist sent to El Salvador at DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, one had to love her response to these @$$holes when she said, I pity your constituents, when you stand up for a rapist, a wife-beater and a criminal, but not for them.

That was a blanket paraphrase. It was hard to hear, when the Democrats kept talking over her, trying to mute her answers.

 

Where was "due process" for Laken Riley, or Jocelyn Nungaray, or Kate Steinle, or Rachel Morin, or the countless other victims killed by illegals with no consequence to the killers?

And while the Members of Congress are supposed to represent the CITIZENS who voted them in, it seems the Democrats in Congress are fighting harder for the ILLEGALS than for their CITIZENS. Along with the corrupt Judges who are all violating their Sworn Oath to uphold the American people’s Constitution.

Or did they forget the first three words of the Constitution’s Preamble, WE THE PEOPLE?

Remember, you all work for the AMERICAN PEOPLE, NOT the illegals who invaded our country.

And as for the Democrat Congress people who tried to push into a detention facility, attack ICE agents, and then, CLAIM you were “performing oversight”, it did not look thar way on video. You are NOT above the law: you should be arrested, indicted and prosecuted.

And Leader Jeffries, you might want to tone your rhetoric, too. You sound like you are issuing charge orders to your caucus. You should be above the idiots, like Crocket and AOC. You are setting s bad example by condoning their actions and words.

As for sanctuary cities, they are inherently illegal, too. Only Houses of Worship can grant sanctuary. According to Merriam-Webster, sanctuary is defined as,

a consecrated place, such as:

a: the ancient Hebrew temple at Jerusalem or its holy of holies

b(1): the most sacred part of a religious building (such as the part of a Christian church in which the altar is placed)

(2): the room in which general worship services are held

(3): a place (such as a church or a temple) for worship

And certainly not any place secular.

So, let’s get back to fighting for Americans; otherwise resign your positions and go work for Amnesty International.