Cortez

not caring that days before at that very beach, an 18-year-old American woman was killed in cold blood, more concerned with their leftist politics.

So recognize that's the political opponent that we're up against here, not just at the elected level, but even at some of the activist sort of voter level as well.

Well, because we'll fully adjudicate it, of course, I mean, in terms of the murder.

So he'll be, you know, he'll be tried first.

But thankfully, he is at least now in custody.

Because the Chicago Police Department is not allowed to cooperate with federal law enforcement on immigration.

So even though they knew that he had a detainer, they are not allowed, by the political leadership of Chicago and the state of Illinois, they are not allowed to cooperate with ICE.

So he was not deported.

And because it's a no-cash bail state on top of it, Steve, he's released on his own recognizance.

I mean, literally just released, okay, from prison.

Not only not deported, but just sent back out into the community and sent back to his apartment

that an NGO, a non-governmental organization funded by the taxpayers, is paying for.

You know, Steve, by the way, lakefront addresses, as you might imagine, in Chicago are very sought after.

You know how many folks, how many Americans who live on the west side of Chicago in some crummy apartment would love to live right near the lakefront?

They're not, but Jose Medina is, and he decided to kill an American in cold blood after being arrested, not just at the border, but then being arrested again in the city of Chicago for shoplifting.

That's exactly right, because they called him an illegal migrant, which, of course, is exactly correct.

That's what he is.

He's an illegal migrant.

They apologized and said that they should have called him undocumented.

And Loyola University, which was once a great Catholic university, once a great institution, key part of the city of Chicago, over 150 years old, magnificent piece of real estate right on the lake.