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Insanity is allowing a country that has killed Americans and their own citizens for over 47 years to have nuclear weapons.

@krassenstein As he should. Iran is more of a missile threat to Europe than anywhere else. It’s somewhat e astounding that liberals keep defending Iran.

BREAKING: Trump attacks NATO for not helping him with the mess he created in Iran and then he threatens them. NOTE TO NATO: Trump only has 34 months left if he survives. After that, he is powerless.

@dom_lucre Say goodbye to your Army career.

🔥🚨BREAKING: A Muslim U.S. Army soldier announced she would refuse orders if they involved targeting other Muslims.

@AdamKinzinger No, Iran’s floated deal, never actually submitted to the UN, or White House, would have been a surrender. You are always wrong, and you look like hell. Being a liberal does that do you.

Trumps “Iran deal” being floated is an absolute surrender.

@EdKrassen Jack’s investigation violated DOJ policy, likely the kaw, and was a witch hunt.

BREAKING: Republicans are investigating Jack Smith, but ignoring what he found. New bombshell reporting from MSNow: • Smith uncovered evidence Trump took top-secret docs tied to his business interests • Investigators saw this as a possible motive for keeping them • Trump allegedly showed a classified map on a private plane • Took documents so sensitive only 6 people in the U.S. could access them • Hundreds of classified records found at Mar-a-Lago after subpoenas • Grand jury indicted Trump on 37 counts Instead of digging into THIS… • Republicans are targeting the investigator, not the evidence • DOJ blocked release of key findings • Trump allies pushing probes into Smith himself Republicans are chasing the messenger, not the message or the crime.

@ChrisMurphyCT now we know, it’s the illegal aliens democrats care about, not the marginalized, the minority, the poor, the uninsured, or even your families. @krassenstein @EdKrassen @harryjsisson Senator's resurfaced comment on who Democrats care about the 'most' sparks online outrage: 'He really said it' foxnews.com/politics/senat…

The ACA had few good elements, but ultimately led to Americans seeing their insurance premiums doubled in costs leading to a new health care crisis.

@swd2 The only people intimidated are illegals and liberal snowflakes.

So we have a TSA employee clearly doing their job while an ICE agent hovers over their shoulder trying to be intimidating? How is this productive?

@NotAvgLiberal gets the facts wrong. The incident captured in the viral video from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on Sunday night, March 22, 2026, involved ICE agents arresting Angelina Lopez-Jimenez, a Guatemalan national illegally present in the U.S., along with her daughter Wendy Godinez-Lopez). According to the official Department of Homeland Security (DHS) statement, the pair had an outstanding final order of removal issued by an immigration judge back in 2019. This made them subject to deportation to Guatemala as illegal aliens with no legal right to remain in the country. While being escorted by ICE agents to the international terminal for processing and removal, Lopez-Jimenez attempted to flee and actively resisted law enforcement officers. This resistance necessitated physical restraint, including being taken to the ground, handcuffed, and eventually wheeled away—actions that occurred in response to her non-compliance during a lawful deportation enforcement operation. The young daughter was present and became visibly upset (crying in the footage), but the arrest was not random or targeted at U.S. citizens; it stemmed directly from the pre-existing deportation order. Claims circulating on social media (including from some witnesses and critics like Rep. Jim McGovern) that the woman was a U.S. citizen who was "kidnapped" or unable to prove citizenship appear to be unsubstantiated and contradicted by DHS/ICE identification and reporting from multiple outlets (e.g., ABC7, KTVU, Sacramento Bee, SF Chronicle, and others). This specific enforcement action was unrelated to the broader ICE deployment to airports that began the following day (amid TSA staffing shortages during a partial government shutdown). It was a targeted operation based on the long-standing removal order, not part of any new policy rollout. An illegal immigrant with a years-old deportation order resisted arrest during her removal process at the airport, leading to the forceful but necessary intervention shown in the video. The focus on "secret police" or citizen kidnapping overlooks the core facts of her immigration status and non-cooperation.

@SenAdamSchiff gets the facts wrong. The incident captured in the viral video from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on Sunday night, March 22, 2026, involved ICE agents arresting Angelina Lopez-Jimenez, a Guatemalan national illegally present in the U.S., along with her daughter Wendy Godinez-Lopez). According to the official Department of Homeland Security (DHS) statement, the pair had an outstanding final order of removal issued by an immigration judge back in 2019. This made them subject to deportation to Guatemala as illegal aliens with no legal right to remain in the country. While being escorted by ICE agents to the international terminal for processing and removal, Lopez-Jimenez attempted to flee and actively resisted law enforcement officers. This resistance necessitated physical restraint, including being taken to the ground, handcuffed, and eventually wheeled away—actions that occurred in response to her non-compliance during a lawful deportation enforcement operation. The young daughter was present and became visibly upset (crying in the footage), but the arrest was not random or targeted at U.S. citizens; it stemmed directly from the pre-existing deportation order. Claims circulating on social media (including from some witnesses and critics like Rep. Jim McGovern) that the woman was a U.S. citizen who was "kidnapped" or unable to prove citizenship appear to be unsubstantiated and contradicted by DHS/ICE identification and reporting from multiple outlets (e.g., ABC7, KTVU, Sacramento Bee, SF Chronicle, and others). This specific enforcement action was unrelated to the broader ICE deployment to airports that began the following day (amid TSA staffing shortages during a partial government shutdown). It was a targeted operation based on the long-standing removal order, not part of any new policy rollout. An illegal immigrant with a years-old deportation order resisted arrest during her removal process at the airport, leading to the forceful but necessary intervention shown in the video. The focus on "secret police" or citizen kidnapping overlooks the core facts of her immigration status and non-cooperation.

@RepDanGoldman gets the facts wrong. The incident captured in the viral video from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on Sunday night, March 22, 2026, involved ICE agents arresting Angelina Lopez-Jimenez, a Guatemalan national illegally present in the U.S., along with her daughter Wendy Godinez-Lopez). According to the official Department of Homeland Security (DHS) statement, the pair had an outstanding final order of removal issued by an immigration judge back in 2019. This made them subject to deportation to Guatemala as illegal aliens with no legal right to remain in the country. While being escorted by ICE agents to the international terminal for processing and removal, Lopez-Jimenez attempted to flee and actively resisted law enforcement officers. This resistance necessitated physical restraint, including being taken to the ground, handcuffed, and eventually wheeled away—actions that occurred in response to her non-compliance during a lawful deportation enforcement operation. The young daughter was present and became visibly upset (crying in the footage), but the arrest was not random or targeted at U.S. citizens; it stemmed directly from the pre-existing deportation order. Claims circulating on social media (including from some witnesses and critics like Rep. Jim McGovern) that the woman was a U.S. citizen who was "kidnapped" or unable to prove citizenship appear to be unsubstantiated and contradicted by DHS/ICE identification and reporting from multiple outlets (e.g., ABC7, KTVU, Sacramento Bee, SF Chronicle, and others). This specific enforcement action was unrelated to the broader ICE deployment to airports that began the following day (amid TSA staffing shortages during a partial government shutdown). It was a targeted operation based on the long-standing removal order, not part of any new policy rollout. An illegal immigrant with a years-old deportation order resisted arrest during her removal process at the airport, leading to the forceful but necessary intervention shown in the video. The focus on "secret police" or citizen kidnapping overlooks the core facts of her immigration status and non-cooperation.

@ericswalwell gets the facts wrong. The incident captured in the viral video from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on Sunday night, March 22, 2026, involved ICE agents arresting Angelina Lopez-Jimenez, a Guatemalan national illegally present in the U.S., along with her daughter Wendy Godinez-Lopez). According to the official Department of Homeland Security (DHS) statement, the pair had an outstanding final order of removal issued by an immigration judge back in 2019. This made them subject to deportation to Guatemala as illegal aliens with no legal right to remain in the country. While being escorted by ICE agents to the international terminal for processing and removal, Lopez-Jimenez attempted to flee and actively resisted law enforcement officers. This resistance necessitated physical restraint, including being taken to the ground, handcuffed, and eventually wheeled away—actions that occurred in response to her non-compliance during a lawful deportation enforcement operation. The young daughter was present and became visibly upset (crying in the footage), but the arrest was not random or targeted at U.S. citizens; it stemmed directly from the pre-existing deportation order. Claims circulating on social media (including from some witnesses and critics like Rep. Jim McGovern) that the woman was a U.S. citizen who was "kidnapped" or unable to prove citizenship appear to be unsubstantiated and contradicted by DHS/ICE identification and reporting from multiple outlets (e.g., ABC7, KTVU, Sacramento Bee, SF Chronicle, and others). This specific enforcement action was unrelated to the broader ICE deployment to airports that began the following day (amid TSA staffing shortages during a partial government shutdown). It was a targeted operation based on the long-standing removal order, not part of any new policy rollout. An illegal immigrant with a years-old deportation order resisted arrest during her removal process at the airport, leading to the forceful but necessary intervention shown in the video. The focus on "secret police" or citizen kidnapping overlooks the core facts of her immigration status and non-cooperation.

The shocking video of a mother being wrestled to the ground by ICE agents as her daughter cries in terror is precisely why deploying that rogue agency to airports is a bad idea. Get ICE out of airports, get them out of California, and abolish them. ktvu.com/news/ice-agent…

@RepMcGovern gets the facts wrong. The incident captured in the viral video from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on Sunday night, March 22, 2026, involved ICE agents arresting Angelina Lopez-Jimenez, a Guatemalan national illegally present in the U.S., along with her daughter Wendy Godinez-Lopez). According to the official Department of Homeland Security (DHS) statement, the pair had an outstanding final order of removal issued by an immigration judge back in 2019. This made them subject to deportation to Guatemala as illegal aliens with no legal right to remain in the country. While being escorted by ICE agents to the international terminal for processing and removal, Lopez-Jimenez attempted to flee and actively resisted law enforcement officers. This resistance necessitated physical restraint, including being taken to the ground, handcuffed, and eventually wheeled away—actions that occurred in response to her non-compliance during a lawful deportation enforcement operation. The young daughter was present and became visibly upset (crying in the footage), but the arrest was not random or targeted at U.S. citizens; it stemmed directly from the pre-existing deportation order. Claims circulating on social media (including from some witnesses and critics like Rep. Jim McGovern) that the woman was a U.S. citizen who was "kidnapped" or unable to prove citizenship appear to be unsubstantiated and contradicted by DHS/ICE identification and reporting from multiple outlets (e.g., ABC7, KTVU, Sacramento Bee, SF Chronicle, and others). This specific enforcement action was unrelated to the broader ICE deployment to airports that began the following day (amid TSA staffing shortages during a partial government shutdown). It was a targeted operation based on the long-standing removal order, not part of any new policy rollout. An illegal immigrant with a years-old deportation order resisted arrest during her removal process at the airport, leading to the forceful but necessary intervention shown in the video. The focus on "secret police" or citizen kidnapping overlooks the core facts of her immigration status and non-cooperation.

It hasn’t even been 24 hours, and Trump’s rogue secret police force is already kidnapping American citizens from our airports. This is not what a free country looks like.

@MiaForTrump The victims are free to name their attackers at any time. They have not.

Epstein survivor: “I was r*ped three times a day and I wasn’t the only girl. It was a conveyor belt of abuse.” Congress is actively protecting the monsters behind this. The entire system needs to be destroyed. Don't stop talking about the Epstein files. Don't stop talking about the Epstein files.

@TheJFreakinC TSA agents are not law enforcement officers, they are not armed, and their training does not equate to that of highly trained law enforcement. Their responsibilities are specific to the TSA and unrelated to law enforcement.

TSA agents make $35–$40K a year. ICE agents make $65–$100K+. So, instead of just paying TSA, the Trump administration decided to send ICE agents to international airports… to wander around terminals. Further proving this isn’t about reducing TSA lines… And another reason we need to defund DHS and move TSA under the Department of Transportation. (Video of Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, terminal 3)

It’s not a war, but rather an operation. However, Iran has considered itself at war with America for over 47 years. The left portrays itself as Iranian Regime sympathizers, disregarding Iran’s nuclear bomb capabilities. This should concern every American, regardless of party affiliation.

The President’s war of choice with Iran needs to end now. Before things get even worse.

@HustleBitch_ A couple in love with highly successful careers.

Karoline Leavitt, 28, with her 61-year-old husband. Be honest… what’s your first thought?

Partly false and misleading: The post from the Governor Newsom Press Office (shared widely on X) highlights a real event from Donald Trump's first term: In December 2020, Trump commuted (not fully pardoned) the 20-year prison sentence of Philip Esformes, a Florida nursing home executive convicted in 2019 of orchestrating what the U.S. Department of Justice called the largest health care fraud scheme ever prosecuted at the time. - The commutation freed Esformes after serving about 14 months (he was released immediately). - It did not erase the conviction or related financial penalties entirely, though broader analyses (e.g., from House Judiciary Democrats and California state sources) claim Trump's clemency actions across his terms have wiped out or voided over $1.3 billion (sometimes cited up to nearly $2 billion including forfeitures/fines) in court-ordered restitution and penalties owed to victims and taxpayers in various fraud cases. As for @nickshirleyy, known for videos exposing alleged welfare, Medicaid, and immigrant-related fraud cases, often in states like Minnesota and California): No, there's no indication he cares about or has commented on the Esformes case/Trump's 2020 commutation. Shirley's content focuses heavily on current fraud allegations (e.g., in welfare programs, daycare scams, or immigrant-related abuse of benefits), often aligning with conservative critiques and calling for crackdowns. The Newsom post appears to be sarcastic/pointed political messaging—implying hypocrisy since Shirley pushes anti-fraud narratives but hasn't targeted this example of Trump clemency for a major fraudster. In short: - The core fact about Trump commuting Esformes' sentence for the $1.3B fraud scheme is **true**. - The jab at Nick Shirley is rhetorical snark from a Democratic source (Newsom's office), highlighting perceived selective outrage on fraud depending on who's involved. Shirley hasn't publicly addressed this specific case based on available info.

Trump pardoned a man who stole $1.3 BILLION from taxpayers. Do you think Nick Shirley cares?

@IAmPoliticsGirl Because the SAVE Act is about saving our democracy, something liberals claim to be about.

Now president Trump is saying he won’t fund TSA until the SAVE Act is passed. Say what?! Why is he so hellbent on this one thing? Ohhhhh, that’s why…

@mmpadellan What everyone can see is an illegal woman resisting arrest.

Dear World, Please DO NOT visit the United States for the World Cup, or for anything. As you can see, ICE is violently arresting U.S. citizens at SF airport, so clearly nobody can guarantee your own safety here. Repeat after me: FUCK ICE!!!