Just two weeks before President Trump takes office with his promised mass deportation program, a Somali-born Democrat state senator in Oregon is brazenly telling Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents they're not welcome in her state.
The shocking defiance comes in the wake of yet another shooting involving an illegal alien – exactly the type of preventable crime that Trump's deportation agenda is designed to stop. But instead of demanding justice for victims, this radical Democrat lawmaker is more concerned with protecting criminal aliens from federal law enforcement.
This is the kind of anti-American obstruction that Patriots across the country are fed up with. While hardworking Americans suffer from crimes committed by people who shouldn't even be in our country, Democrat politicians are literally telling ICE agents to stay away.
The outrageous statement has sparked fierce backlash on social media, with one user pointing out a harsh truth:
"No naturalized citizens should be eligible for ANY public office requiring votes,"posted @zep16512 on X, highlighting how foreign-born politicians seem more loyal to illegal aliens than American citizens.
Conservative news outlets are amplifying the story, with @TopNewsbyCPAC sharing the report widely as Americans express their disgust at this blatant disregard for federal immigration law.
Trump's Mass Deportation Can't Come Soon Enough
This is exactly why President Trump won a decisive mandate to clean up the immigration disaster left by the Biden regime. When local Democrat politicians are actively obstructing federal immigration enforcement after shootings involving illegal aliens, it's clear that only strong federal action can restore law and order.
Oregon voters should be asking themselves: Why is their state senator more concerned with protecting criminal aliens than protecting law-abiding Oregonians? And why are foreign-born politicians telling American federal agents they're not needed after Americans are victimized by people who entered our country illegally?
President Trump's inauguration on January 20th can't come soon enough. It's time to remind these radical Democrats that federal immigration law applies everywhere – even in their sanctuary state safe spaces.