Dems try to protect their illegal trafficking's operations

 Insurrection Barbie

@DefiyantlyFree

Politico is reporting that Democrat AGs are preparing a “raft of legal actions” to prevent President Trump from carrying out mass deportations. Lawsuits challenging the following actions are being prepared as we speak: 

- misusing military on domestic soil

- attempting to commandeer local or state law enforcement to do the job of the federal government 

- any attempts to federalize the national guard 

- withholding federal funds from states refusing to deport criminals 

The buried lead in this article is not just the lawfare. The buried lead is that the media will wage a full scale propoganda war on the American public. 

Democrats and the media are ready to go to war to ensure that something 70% of the country supports is stopped.

They are willing to use your tax dollars to tie up the federal government so they can’t deport criminals, Tren de Aragua gang members, potential terrorists and unvetted military aged men all being supported by your tax dollars. 

The “champions” of democracy don’t care about who won the election. They are not going to just try to push back against what they perceive to be unconstitutional. Instead they will use lawfare and propaganda to ensure all illegals stay and you foot the bill. 

Why? Because illegals will one day become democrat voters. And to them that is more important than your safety and security and prosperity.

This demonstrates that much of the media has become an auxiliary arm of the Democrat party in their attempt to change the demographics of the US to get Democrats elected. This is another reason to vote against Democrats.  These policies benefit illegals over US citizens.

See also:

@RepEliCrane

Secretary Mayorkas will go down in history as the worst Homeland Security Secretary our country has ever had. 

Under his leadership, we’ve seen unthinkable failures at the border, FEMA, and the Secret Service.

... 

And:

 ICE Buffalo official takes shot at NY Gov Hochul after arrest of wanted illegal immigrant

Hochul has a been a proponent of welcoming migrants with open arms to New York

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