Why do Democrats defend violent, criminal illegal immigrants against Trump raids?
Democrats would rather score political points than keep Americans safe

Published January 31, 2025 5:00am EST
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Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles is a member of a violent Haitian street gang with 17 convictions to his name, including multiple drug, weapons, and assault and battery crimes. Ariel Rene Romice-Patino is a Mexican national who was hit with a 62-month prison sentence for sexual exploitation of a child. Cristofer Alexander Ramirez-Oliva is a Honduran convicted for third-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor.
These three dangerous individuals were in the country illegally and finally apprehended by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as part of President Trump’s targeted raids on violent illegal immigrants. Yet, Democrats are decrying the raids, acting like these criminals are the victims. Why?
Somehow, in the warped world of progressive politics, removing predators from our communities is deemed "controversial." Arresting child rapists, gang members, and drug traffickers has become a rallying cry for Democrats who insist these deportations violate "human rights." You’d think protecting law-abiding families—immigrants and citizens alike—would be common sense. But not when the Democrats get involved.
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These raids aren’t targeting hardworking immigrants or struggling parents doing honest labor to build better lives. ICE focused on violent criminals, arresting hundreds across cities like Boston, San Francisco, Seattle, and Chicago. These are places desperately in need of federal help to keep communities safe. Yet the Democrats running these cities — our so-called leaders — are putting up roadblocks

Why do Democrats defend violent, criminal illegal immigrants against Trump raids?
Some Democrats are playing political games and are pushing back against President Donald Trump's deportation raids that are sweeping up violent criminals across the country.