The blood of innocent Americans is on the hands of the Biden administration, and here's the latest proof: An illegal immigrant who killed an eight-year-old American child is finally in ICE custody after the previous administration's criminal negligence allowed him to roam free on our streets.
This monster served a pathetic three years in a California prison for taking the life of a precious American child. But instead of immediately deporting this killer back to whatever country spawned him, Biden's pro-criminal immigration policies let him walk free among law-abiding American families.
Think about that, Patriots. A foreign national illegally in our country murdered an innocent eight-year-old boy - someone's baby - and California's joke of a justice system gave him three measly years. Then Biden's administration said, "Sure, stay in America. We don't care about the family you destroyed."
This is exactly the kind of preventable tragedy that President Trump warned us about during his campaign. How many more American children had to be put at risk because the Biden regime valued illegal immigrants over the safety of our own citizens?
Trump's ICE Finally Takes Action
Thankfully, we now have leadership that actually cares about protecting Americans. Under President Trump's renewed commitment to mass deportations and border security, ICE agents are doing the job Biden refused to let them do.
This case perfectly illustrates why Trump's immigration agenda isn't just about border security - it's about justice for American families who have been failed by a system that coddles criminals while our own children pay the price.
Every day this killer walked free was another day of injustice for that murdered boy's family. Every day was a reminder that under Biden, illegal immigrant criminals had more rights than American victims.
How many more families will finally get justice now that we have an administration willing to enforce our immigration laws? And how many American children will be alive today because Trump is removing these predators from our communities?