President Donald Trump is once again preparing to wield the full power of federal law enforcement against lawless Democratic officials in blue cities who think they can openly defy the federal government's immigration enforcement operations.
The situation has reached a breaking point as Trump-deranged sanctuary city mayors and governors are actively organizing resistance against ICE operations, creating what can only be described as organized rebellion against federal authority. These radical Democrats are so consumed with their hatred of Trump that they're willing to protect criminal illegal aliens over law-abiding American citizens.
The Insurrection Act, last invoked during the 1992 Los Angeles riots, would give Trump the authority to deploy federal troops to restore order when local and state authorities refuse to enforce federal law. And let's be crystal clear - that's exactly what's happening in these Democrat-controlled urban hellholes.
Democrats Choose Criminals Over Citizens
While Trump works to fulfill his mandate from the American people to secure our borders and deport criminal aliens, Democrat officials are literally forming human shields around MS-13 gang members and drug dealers. They're turning their cities into war zones rather than allow the federal government to remove dangerous criminals who shouldn't be here in the first place.
"The situation is making it impossible for the government to go about its business, enforcing the law," according to sources familiar with the administration's thinking.
These sanctuary city policies aren't just misguided - they're acts of rebellion against the Constitution and federal supremacy. When local officials actively obstruct federal law enforcement, they're engaging in the very definition of insurrection.
Trump has every legal right and moral obligation to use whatever tools necessary to protect American citizens from the chaos these Democrat politicians are unleashing. The Insurrection Act exists precisely for situations where local authorities have abandoned their duty to maintain law and order.
The question isn't whether Trump should invoke this power - it's why he's waited this long to crush this organized resistance to federal immigration law.