Dem calls for action against Dems who oppose ICE

 American Action News:

A Democratic councilman called on the Trump administration Tuesday during a Newsmax segment to levy criminal charges against Democratic officials who oppose Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations.

Amid widespread ICE raids targeting undocumented immigrants with criminal records, Democratic New York City council member Robert Holden voiced support for ICE’s crackdown and accused fellow Democrats of “plotting against Trump” and actively seeking to hinder law enforcement efforts. Holden further criticized his colleagues for their lack of support in promoting safer streets and reducing crimes.

“They’re actually plotting against Trump. They started from day one,” Holden told Rob Schmitt. “The state level, the far left, the socialists, are drafting legislation as we speak to try to put up more obstacles and prevent ICE from doing their job.”
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Holden advocated for using stringent measures against what he perceives as sabotage against federal law enforcement.

“I hope President Trump and certainly Tom Homan come up with actual felonies and charge these elected officials. My party, I want my country back,” Holden continued. “When you’re going to put up obstacles to prevent the ICE from taking criminals off our streets, you shouldn’t be in office. You shouldn’t be a member of leadership in New York City, New York State, or anywhere else in our country.”

Holden says only one or two Democrats actively advocate for stricter enforcement policies on the New York City Council.
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I think Holden is right about other Democrats.  They seem to hate Trump more than they love the country.  The US must control its borders and its immigration system.  A failure to do so risks turning it into a third-world hell hole. 

See also:

Trump’s border blitz proves past presidents refused to enforce laws

 The president’s first-week deportations expose Washington’s decades of inaction. Past leaders had the power to act but lacked the courage to defy their donors and the media.

And:

 Why a Brutal Murder in Chicago Could Become a Political Disaster for Democrats

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