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Illegal immigrants in California are now targeting our children. Groups of migrants tried to board school buses near the Mexican border in San Diego County. Some stood in the middle of highways to stop buses full of kids. Others waited in groups of 20 people at bus stops.
The school district told bus drivers to skip stops if migrants are there. They put child safety first while our government does nothing. These people broke the law just by crossing our border illegally. Now they are threatening American children trying to get to school.
The San Diego Sheriff’s Office won’t even call this criminal behavior. They act confused about whether blocking roads and hijacking school buses might be crimes. This is what happens when liberal policies meet real life. Our kids pay the price for Democrat weakness on immigration.
Matt Walsh is right when he says being here illegally is enough. We don’t need to wait for these people to commit more crimes. They already broke our immigration laws. That should be grounds for immediate deportation.
Half of all Americans now support mass deportations according to polls. Even 42 percent of Democrats agree. Two thirds of Americans see illegal immigration as a real crisis. The American people are waking up to this disaster.
Our ancestors were settlers who built this country from nothing. Today’s illegal immigrants just want free handouts from what others built. They make lists of demands including free lawyers and fresh cooking ingredients. They refuse to leave shelters until cities give them everything they want.
European cities show us what happens when mass immigration goes unchecked. Muslims gather in huge crowds to intimidate anyone who complains. Major cities like London and Paris are becoming unlivable for regular citizens. America is heading down the same dangerous path.
We must act now before it’s too late. Every illegal immigrant needs to be deported regardless of other crimes. Being here illegally is crime enough. Our children’s safety depends on enforcing our immigration laws.
