White House defends ICE, says Dems want ‘sick’ criminal migrants left on streets
The White House has come out swinging against Democrats and the mainstream media for their defense of criminal illegal immigrants, calling them “sick” and dangerous individuals who should not be allowed to roam free on the streets of America. In a scathing statement released on Tuesday, the White House highlighted the recent arrests made by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) of some of the worst criminal illegal aliens in the country.
The statement pointed out that if it were up to Democrats and the legacy media, these violent criminals would still be on the streets, posing a threat to the safety and security of American citizens. The White House emphasized the importance of ICE’s work in apprehending these dangerous individuals, stating that they have been able to take brutal killers and rapists off the streets in just the past week.
The crackdown on illegal immigration and criminal aliens has been a key focus of the Trump administration, with ICE ramping up arrests of illegals who have committed serious crimes. Despite the administration’s efforts, Democrats and sanctuary city leaders have been actively resisting these immigration enforcement actions, often impeding ICE’s investigations into criminal illegal aliens.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Denver Mayor Mike Johnston are just a few of the leaders who have publicly criticized President Trump’s immigration policies, with Mayor Wu even suggesting that the president is a bully. These sanctuary city leaders have vowed to resist federal immigration officials, with Mayor Johnston warning of a potential standoff akin to the Tiananmen Square incident.
The mainstream media has also been critical of the administration’s immigration crackdown, with CNN reporting concerns that authorities are not following due process in deporting illegal immigrants. However, the White House has continued to defend ICE’s actions, pointing to the recent arrests of criminal illegal aliens as evidence of the agency’s effectiveness in keeping American communities safe.
The White House listed 18 “depraved criminal illegal immigrants” who were arrested by ICE in the past several days, including individuals convicted of rape, sex trafficking, murder, and possession of child pornography. These arrests highlight the serious threat that criminal illegal aliens pose to the safety and well-being of American citizens.
Despite the criticism from Democrats and the media, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has reported the lowest southwest border crossings in history in March, a sign that the administration’s border security efforts are working. Border Czar Tom Homan praised President Trump’s policies and the men and women of Border Patrol and ICE for helping to secure the border and protect American communities.
In conclusion, the White House’s strong stance against criminal illegal immigrants and their defenders underscores the administration’s commitment to enforcing immigration laws and keeping American communities safe. The recent arrests of violent criminals highlight the importance of ICE’s work in apprehending dangerous individuals who pose a threat to society.
