Democrats Defend Criminals While Sacrificing American Citizens
The evidence against Kilmar Abrego Garcia is overwhelming. He has been repeatedly identified as a member of the violent MS-13 gang by multiple credible sources:
A Maryland county police gang unit
A reliable confidential informant
ICE officers
An immigration judge
A federal appellate board
All of this has been confirmed publicly by former Attorney General Pam Bondi.
Yet despite this, Democrats continue to defend individuals like Garcia—people with clear ties to dangerous criminal organizations. Why? Because today’s Democratic Party has shown, time and time again, that it prioritizes the rights and welfare of criminals and foreign nationals over the safety and well-being of American citizens.
From city to city, Democrat-led governments spend U.S. taxpayer and state taxpayer dollars not on improving public safety, education, or infrastructure—but on services for those who entered the country illegally. Sanctuary policies, free legal aid, housing assistance, healthcare benefits, and even cash payouts have been handed out to non-citizens while American families struggle to afford groceries and pay rent.
This is not compassion. It is strategy.
Rather than earning the votes of American citizens by doing a good job, the Democratic Party is working to import a new voter base. The goal is simple: flood the country with illegal immigrants, lure them with entitlements paid for by hardworking taxpayers, and then either push for mass amnesty or turn a blind eye to illegal voting. All in an effort to shift the demographics in their favor and create a permanent one-party state.
The cost of this political scheme is staggering. Entire cities are being pushed toward financial collapse. Emergency services are strained. School systems are overwhelmed. Hospitals are overcrowded. And in many cases, American citizens—especially the poor and working class—are the ones being displaced and ignored.
The Democratic Party has abandoned the idea of earning support through leadership and accountability. Instead, they are betting everything on a plan to replace the electorate—trading the votes of citizens for the dependency of the foreign-born.
It is no longer a question of policy differences—it is a question of loyalty. Who do these leaders serve? The American people—or their future political machines?
This is not just unsustainable. It is a betrayal.
And the American public is waking up to it.