GOP Gains Ground as Hochul Backs Deportation Efforts
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**Backlash Brewing as GOP Forces Prepare for Deportation Action in New York**
In a surprising turn of events, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has broken ranks with prominent members of her own party, signaling support for deporting illegal immigrants with criminal records in collaboration with the Trump administration.
Hochul's remarks come amidst a nationwide resurgence of Republican commitment to enforcing immigration laws, particularly in blue states that have traditionally resisted federal efforts to address illegal immigration.
Addressing reporters, Hochul stated, “Someone breaks the law, I’ll be the first one to call up ICE and say, ‘Get them out of here.'” This declaration stands in stark contrast to the usual progressive mantra that prioritizes the rights of illegal immigrants over the safety of American citizens.
While Hochul has been careful to balance her conservative stance with the liberal ideals prevalent among her supporters, her admission that the immigration system is “woefully broken” aligns closely with the sentiments expressed by Donald Trump and his allies.
The governor's acknowledgment of the substantial number of open jobs in New York that could be filled by those entering the country legally further underscores the danger of ignoring the complexities of immigration policy. By advocating for legal channels while also targeting criminal elements, Hochul inadvertently supports a vision that many Republicans have championed for years.
This shift comes as border czar Tom Homan prepares to implement mass deportations of undocumented individuals. Homan’s robust stance against sanctuary cities and resistance to federal law has ruffled feathers among liberal lawmakers. Indeed, U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett’s chaotic predictions of mass protests in response to these deportations reflect the desperation felt by those opposing a determined and necessary policy shift.
Recent polling indicates that Republican-led efforts to address illegal immigration resonate strongly with the electorate. A YouGov survey revealed that a staggering 73 percent of respondents support efforts to prioritize deporting illegal aliens. This is further echoed by 57 percent of Americans advocating for a national program aimed at repatriating every illegal immigrant in the country.
As Hochul walks a tightrope between her party's base and the outcry from grassroots activists, the unfolding situation serves as a reminder of the growing appetite for a strong and decisive approach to immigration policy. With the impending 2024 elections on the horizon, how she navigates this issue may define her political future and potentially influence fellow Democrats grappling with similar challenges across the nation.
In the face of escalating crime rates linked to illegal immigration, it seems the American public is increasingly willing to demand accountability and prioritize the rule of law over ideological resistance. Whether Hochul's stance will mark the beginning of a broader Democratic embrace of a tougher immigration policy remains to be seen, but the momentum is building, and the pressure for action is undeniable.
Sources:
rumble.com
thegatewaypundit.com
trendingpoliticsnews.com
In a surprising turn of events, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has broken ranks with prominent members of her own party, signaling support for deporting illegal immigrants with criminal records in collaboration with the Trump administration.
Hochul's remarks come amidst a nationwide resurgence of Republican commitment to enforcing immigration laws, particularly in blue states that have traditionally resisted federal efforts to address illegal immigration.
Addressing reporters, Hochul stated, “Someone breaks the law, I’ll be the first one to call up ICE and say, ‘Get them out of here.'” This declaration stands in stark contrast to the usual progressive mantra that prioritizes the rights of illegal immigrants over the safety of American citizens.
While Hochul has been careful to balance her conservative stance with the liberal ideals prevalent among her supporters, her admission that the immigration system is “woefully broken” aligns closely with the sentiments expressed by Donald Trump and his allies.
The governor's acknowledgment of the substantial number of open jobs in New York that could be filled by those entering the country legally further underscores the danger of ignoring the complexities of immigration policy. By advocating for legal channels while also targeting criminal elements, Hochul inadvertently supports a vision that many Republicans have championed for years.
This shift comes as border czar Tom Homan prepares to implement mass deportations of undocumented individuals. Homan’s robust stance against sanctuary cities and resistance to federal law has ruffled feathers among liberal lawmakers. Indeed, U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett’s chaotic predictions of mass protests in response to these deportations reflect the desperation felt by those opposing a determined and necessary policy shift.
Recent polling indicates that Republican-led efforts to address illegal immigration resonate strongly with the electorate. A YouGov survey revealed that a staggering 73 percent of respondents support efforts to prioritize deporting illegal aliens. This is further echoed by 57 percent of Americans advocating for a national program aimed at repatriating every illegal immigrant in the country.
As Hochul walks a tightrope between her party's base and the outcry from grassroots activists, the unfolding situation serves as a reminder of the growing appetite for a strong and decisive approach to immigration policy. With the impending 2024 elections on the horizon, how she navigates this issue may define her political future and potentially influence fellow Democrats grappling with similar challenges across the nation.
In the face of escalating crime rates linked to illegal immigration, it seems the American public is increasingly willing to demand accountability and prioritize the rule of law over ideological resistance. Whether Hochul's stance will mark the beginning of a broader Democratic embrace of a tougher immigration policy remains to be seen, but the momentum is building, and the pressure for action is undeniable.
Sources:
rumble.com
thegatewaypundit.com
trendingpoliticsnews.com
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