Episode 5139: Democrat Judge Demands Illegals Be Sent Back To US; Job Numbers Shock MSM
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What is the judge's stance on deporting illegal immigrants?
Again, but prioritization doesn't mean forget about everybody else. That means you have a criminal alien here and non-criminal here. The criminal always comes first because he's the biggest threat to the communities. We're going to continue to force immigration law, but we're going to get back to the footprint here, the normal footprint here. But there will be some security teams staying here, the QRFs, until we're assured that those agitators, incidents, either stay low or further decline. I'm not going to remove everybody out of the safety of our officers. But like I said, Operation Metro Surge is ending. And in the next week, we're going to deploy the officers here in detail back to their home stations or other areas of the country that are needed.
But we're going to continue to enforce immigration law. That's what the American people voted for. But it has to be a priority of criminals. And look, I hear all the hate about, you know, You should arrest everybody. Oh, we are. But we're prioritizing those who are the biggest threat to our community.
How is Operation Metro Surge impacting immigration enforcement?
The rapists, the murderers, the child molesters. That's the right thing to do. But I'll say it again. President Trump made a promise of mass deportation, and that's what this country's going to get.
Operation Metro Surge is ending. There are going to remain some officers, some agents in Minnesota, according to Borders are Tom Homan. The immigration crackdown in Minnesota seems to seems, though, to be wrapping up. And they say that they've achieved what they set out to do.
May actually be coming to an end. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry said this in a statement, quote, They thought they could break us. But a love for our neighbors and a resolve to endure can outlast an occupation. These patriots of Minneapolis are showing that it's not just about resistance. Standing with our neighbors is deeply American. And here's Minnesota's governor, Tim Walz.
Minnesotans never wavered.
What are the implications of the Minneapolis mayor's statement?
And for that, I will be forever grateful. I think it's probably safe to say the rest of the country will be forever grateful because they showed what it means to stand up for what's right, to stand up for the true principles of this country, to stand with the Constitution, and to stand with human decency.
And so I want to note that the announcement today by Mr. Holman, we are cautiously optimistic, as we've said, and that this surge of untrained, aggressive federal agents are going to leave Minnesota.
As the governor noted, there are the acts of bravery by the people of Minneapolis, including the tens of thousands of people who went out to protest day after day in bitter cold temperatures, have inspired a nationwide movement. Signs of it are everywhere in recent weeks. Obviously, there's progress in that they are leaving right now. But as far as some deal that was struck to get them out, the answer is no. I think what you saw is you saw a federal government and an administration that thought that they were going to break the people of Minneapolis down. They thought that we were going to back down and sort of kowtow to whatever it is that they were looking to get done, not just locally in Minneapolis, but nationwide.
They were looking to implement a national agenda based on coercing us to change local policy. And here's the thing. We didn't. The people of Minneapolis stood up. They stood up for their neighbors.
How are local communities responding to federal immigration actions?
They loved on each other. And I think that's the kind of patriotism that is ultimately going to get us through this.
But I'm pleased to be joined today by EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, who you all know, and to announce the single largest deregulatory action in American history. That's a big statement in American history. And I think we can add the words by far. Under the process just completed by the EPA, we are officially terminating the so-called endangerment finding, a disastrous Obama-era policy that severely damaged the American auto industry and massively drove up prices for American consumers. Prices went up incredibly for a worse product. This action will eliminate over $1.3 trillion of regulatory costs and help bring car prices tumbling down dramatically.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the judge's stance on deporting illegal immigrants?
0:00–1:02
2
How is Operation Metro Surge impacting immigration enforcement?
1:02–1:58
3
What are the implications of the Minneapolis mayor's statement?
1:58–3:39
4
How are local communities responding to federal immigration actions?
3:39–5:05
5
What recent changes have occurred in immigration law enforcement?
5:05–6:59
6
How do job numbers reflect the current economic situation?
6:59–8:36
7
What criticisms are being made about the Biden administration's job statistics?
8:36–9:27
8
What future actions are expected regarding immigration policy?
9:27–54:33
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