In a display of pure disrespect that perfectly encapsulates everything wrong with the radical left, Squad member Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) wore a vulgar "F--- ICE" pin on the House floor during President Trump's State of the Union address Tuesday night.
While President Trump outlined his administration's historic success in securing America's borders and protecting American families, Tlaib chose to broadcast her hatred for the brave men and women of Immigration and Customs Enforcement who risk their lives daily to keep dangerous criminals and drugs out of our communities.
This isn't just disrespectful—it's a slap in the face to every American who voted for secure borders and the rule of law. ICE agents have been working around the clock under Trump's leadership to remove violent gang members, drug dealers, and other criminals who never should have been here in the first place.
The Squad's War on Law Enforcement
Tlaib's stunt is nothing new for the anti-American Squad, which has spent years attacking police, ICE agents, and anyone who dares enforce immigration law. Remember, this is the same radical who called for "defunding the police" while living safely behind her own security detail.
"This is exactly why voters rejected the Democrats' open borders extremism," said one Republican aide. "While Trump is delivering results and making America safer, radicals like Tlaib are still pushing the same failed policies that created the border crisis in the first place."
The timing couldn't be more tone-deaf. As Trump announced record deportation numbers and the successful dismantling of cartel networks, Tlaib was busy virtue signaling to her radical base instead of listening to solutions that are actually working.
Patriots across America are fed up with politicians who hate the very agencies protecting our homeland. Tlaib's disgusting display reminds us exactly why we need strong conservative leadership—and why the radical left can never be trusted with America's security.
How long will House Republicans tolerate this kind of anti-American behavior on the floor of Congress?