Staff Reports
House Democrats, once again, have shown their true colors by turning chaos into a virtue. When three of their own decided to stir trouble at a Newark ICE facility, it wasn’t just a misguided attempt at a dramatic political stunt; it was a dangerous assault on our law enforcement and an insult to the rule of law. These Democrats didn’t just cross a line—they obliterated it, opting for grandstanding over governance.
Imagine the scene: dedicated ICE agents working tirelessly to protect American citizens from criminal illegals, and in strut these House liberals as if rules don’t apply to them. Their reckless behavior isn’t just an affront to the men and women in uniform; it’s a slap in the face to the American people who value safety and sovereignty.
The Department of Homeland Security has laid out their side of the story, clear as day, urging these Democrats to review the footage of their antics. Yet, the left chooses to muddy the waters and spin tales of victimhood. Instead of taking ownership of their misdeeds, they point fingers and cry foul. It’s the same old liberal playbook: when in doubt, blame someone else.
— EarthWrite (@Americasgarden) May 13, 2025
Thankfully, Republicans are not taking this sitting down. Rep. Buddy Carter is leading a charge to strip these attention-seeking Democrats from their committee assignments. It’s about time someone stood up to the liberal mob and held these elected officials accountable for their disruptive games. If they won’t respect the principles that keep America safe, they don’t deserve a seat at the legislative table.
While some on the left, like House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, attempt to deflect blame and criticize the ICE agents, true patriots see through the charade. This isn’t about justice for the unlawful; it’s about giving power back to the American people. Will Democrats keep toeing the line of anarchy, or will they finally realize that playing defense for illegal activity doesn’t win hearts—or elections? Real Americans are watching, and they’ve had enough.
