Philadelphia's radical District Attorney Larry Krasner dropped an F-bomb while threatening to arrest Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who come to his city to enforce federal immigration law, revealing the desperate lengths Democrats will go to protect criminal illegal aliens from President Trump's deportation operation.
During a Thursday press conference, the George Soros-backed prosecutor told ICE agents planning to operate in Philadelphia to "get the F out of here" if they were coming to "commit crimes" - essentially characterizing lawful federal immigration enforcement as criminal activity.
Krasner's inflammatory rhetoric comes as the Trump administration prepares to launch the largest deportation operation in American history, targeting millions of illegal aliens who have flooded across our border during the disastrous Biden years.
Deep State Obstruction in Full Display
The Philadelphia DA's threats represent exactly the kind of deep-state resistance President Trump warned Americans about. Social media users quickly called out Krasner's dangerous rhetoric, with one Twitter user noting that "Philly DA Larry Krasner issued a strong warning to ICE agents following the Minneapolis shooting, saying any federal officer who comes to Philadelphia and commits a crime will be arrested, charged, and prosecuted in state court."
This is the same Larry Krasner whose soft-on-crime policies have turned Philadelphia into a war zone, with skyrocketing murder rates and rampant drug dealing. Yet somehow he finds the energy to threaten federal agents trying to remove dangerous criminal aliens from American communities.
"DA Krasner condemns fatal ICE shooting, warns officers who commit crime in Philly," reported local outlets, as Democrats frame legitimate law enforcement as criminal activity.
Trump Won't Be Intimidated
Make no mistake - this is a direct challenge to federal authority and the will of the American people who voted overwhelmingly for Trump's America First agenda. Philadelphia receives millions in federal funding, yet its top prosecutor thinks he can dictate terms to federal law enforcement.
President Trump didn't back down from deep-state resistance in his first term, and he certainly won't be intimidated by radical prosecutors in his second. The question is: will Trump cut federal funding to sanctuary cities that harbor criminal aliens and threaten federal agents?