Staff Reports
In yet another display of liberal cowardice, Democrats are dodging pressing questions about Abrego Garcia’s alleged ties to the notorious gang MS-13. This is no minor issue. MS-13 has spread terror across our nation, but the left prefers to turn a blind eye, choosing political games over public safety.
Enter Senator Chris Van Hollen. Instead of working tirelessly to keep Americans safe, he prioritizes visiting Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia. His reasoning? Defending so-called “due process” rights, which he claims are being violated by Trump’s robust deportation measures. It’s laughable. Instead of protecting law-abiding citizens, liberals bend over backward to shelter suspected criminals.
Dana Bash: Trump, police, and a confidential informant say Abrego Garcia was an active MS-13 member. Can you say that he is not and did you ask him point blank?
Chris Van Hollen: “What Donald Trump is trying to do here is change the subject…”
Unreal. pic.twitter.com/GN760OiGUo
— johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) April 20, 2025
The priorities of Democrats have hit rock bottom. They’re not rallying for justice or safety. They’re shielding those with tainted affiliations, allegedly with one of America’s most violent gangs. It’s a blatant slap in the face to every American family who wants nothing more than to live without fear of gang violence infiltrating their communities.
Why are Democrats so quick to champion those with questionable ties over hardworking citizens? The answer is simple: they are more concerned with pushing back against Trump than in upholding American values. They claim to stand for all people, but actions like these prove otherwise. They prefer virtue signaling over genuine progress.
Every American should be asking: who does the left truly serve? Law-abiding citizens striving for safety, or individuals under suspicion for heinous affiliations? This latest episode is another reminder hard truths are inconvenient for liberals, who would rather bury their heads in the sand than confront real problems head-on.
