New Jersey Democrat Senator Andy Kim is scrambling to defend radical anti-ICE protesters after Republicans exposed the dark money trail leading back to foreign billionaires funding the chaos engulfing American cities.
Kim's desperate pushback comes as President Trump's mass deportation operation gains momentum, with ICE agents finally free to do their jobs after four years of Biden administration sabotage. But instead of supporting law enforcement, Kim is crying foul over GOP claims that globalist money is fueling the anti-American resistance.
The Democrat senator whined that accusations about foreign funding "delegitimize" the supposed anger of protesters trying to obstruct ICE operations. Translation: Kim doesn't want Americans to know who's really pulling the strings behind these orchestrated disruptions.
Follow the Money Trail
Patriots have long suspected that the sudden surge of well-coordinated protests against Trump's deportation efforts wasn't organic grassroots anger. These operations require serious cash – professional organizers, transportation, legal support, and media coordination don't come cheap.
Now Republicans are connecting the dots, tracing funding back to the same globalist network that has spent decades trying to erase America's borders. We're talking about the usual suspects: foreign billionaires who view American sovereignty as an obstacle to their new world order agenda.
But Kim wants to shut down this line of inquiry before it exposes the full scope of foreign interference in our immigration debate. He's more concerned about protecting his radical allies than defending American workers who deserve jobs and communities that deserve safety.
The Real Delegitimization
What's truly "delegitimizing" here isn't exposing foreign money – it's Democrats like Kim who put illegal aliens and their globalist benefactors ahead of American citizens. While President Trump delivers on his promise to restore order to our immigration system, Democrats are literally taking foreign money to undermine federal law enforcement.
This is the same playbook we've seen for years: create artificial outrage, fund professional agitators, then cry victim when patriots expose the scam. Kim's panicked response tells us everything we need to know about how close Republicans are getting to the truth.
The question every American should ask: Why is a sitting U.S. Senator more worried about protecting foreign-funded radicals than supporting the president's efforts to enforce our immigration laws?