Angel Families March on Nancy Pelosi’s Office: ‘Build That Wall’
Angel families stormed into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office again Wednesday with calls to secure the U.S. southern border, but they were turned away yet again.
Angel families stormed into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office again Wednesday with calls to secure the U.S. southern border, but they were turned away yet again.
Angel families will be joined by current and former elected officials and pro-Trump groups Wednesday, calling on Congress to secure the border.
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s’ “Mornings with Maria,” Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) explained that while she was unsure what President Donald Trump would do regarding a shutdown deal, she would not support. The Tennessee Republican cited efforts to reduce the number of detention beds as the reason. “I’m not — I’m not going to support something that reduces the number of beds or says we’re going to open up our borders. I think that it is outrageous that people continue to say, oh, we need to just open the border and let people walk into this country not knowing who they are, why they’re wanting to come here. “When I talk to Tennesseans, every single day they will say, you need to secure the border, end all this push of fentanyl and heroin onto our community streets, end this push of gangs, sex traffickers that are really disrupting life for so many law-abiding Americans,” she continued. “And when you talk to angel families and angel moms, and you hear their stories — I have an angel mom in Tennessee right now rearing her grandson because her daughter was killed by an illegal alien who was a drunk driver.” “This is
President Donald Trump is holding his first Make America Great Again rally of 2019 in the El Paso County Coliseum in Texas, Monday at 7:00 p.m. MT.
Still no sign that tariffs are costing jobs.
Vice President Mike Pence assured DHS and Coast Guard personnel in Virginia Wednesday that President Donald Trump’s administration will secure the border “one way or another.”
Rep. Tom McClintock advised President Donald Trump to use emergency powers to “build the wall,” saying Nancy Pelosi is not “negotiating in good faith.”
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy named 50 Americans killed by illegal aliens and several DACA recipients from the House floor Wednesday, as he called out the Democrats’ political moves over the 35-day partial government shutdown.
The government shutdown political theater has cost Americans $11 billion, which happens to be twice the amount requested for the wall which sparked it.
Calling the current budget impasse a shutdown is just another example of the political corruption of our language…