Speaking during a press conference, beloved Florida Sheriff Grady Judd sounded off a woke reporter with a vengeance for pushing the line that the illegal aliens are “undocumented,” noting that in reality their issue is not that they don’t have documentation but that they are here illegally.
He began, slamming the question from the start, and pointing out that they are illegal aliens, not “undocumented,” he said, “Don’t call them undocumented immigrants, I call them illegal immigrants, because that’s what they are. The reason they’re not documented is that they’re not legal. Okay, they’re illegal immigrants.”
Continuing, he noted the horrible crimes of which many of those that he has arrested stand accused, saying, “74% of the illegal immigrants that we’ve detained have have had criminal charges against them. Okay, the other 26% were riding with them, okay. So, when we stop a car, we run a warrants check on everybody in the car.”
Building on that by further noting the level of immense criminality at play, he said, “When you, when there’s a call for service, we run a warrants check on the victim, the suspect, and all the witnesses. Okay, we call that that 26% collateral, but three out of four of them, three out of four of them have committed another criminal charge. Now think about that for a second.”
Still not done, he said, “They couldn’t commit that crime if they weren’t here, but they did. So now you’re having to take your taxpayer money and my taxpayer money and pay for the prosecution of those folks, pay for the public defender that defends them, pay for the jail and the prison sentence, depending on what the charges are, so and the and the majority of the 26% that was left out of this, you know, 74% of them had criminal charges.”
Further emphasizing the criminality, he then said, “They were what we call collaterals, and most of them were with the person committing the crime, and, and that’s that’s the numbers that we have so far. And and those, so how many illegal immigrants have we arrested this year? We’ve arrested 557 that have criminal charges, as well as they’re here illegally. That’s just this year.”
He then said, defending ICE, “But here’s the thing, that and let me focus on this, and I’m, I know on social media people have already tuned out, but you need to tune back in and listen to this. The reason that you see ice flooding into Minnesota and Minneapolis and into Los Angeles into the beat these big cities is because they refuse to turn over the illegal immigrants who are being arrested by the local police department where there’s outstanding ICE warrants, if they would have simply, instead of fighting back and pushing back against the federal government, instead of instead of violating the federal law, which is what the these leaders have done there, if they just said, look, ICE, we don’t want our police, like you know, actively engaged in ICE enforcement, but you can come in our jails, and as we make arrest, you can go through your evaluation process and remove those criminals that are committing crime against the citizens of the United States and against each other.”
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He then said, “Well, you can remove them, then they wouldn’t be flooding these big blue areas with all of these ICE agents, so it’s the policy and the laws that the California and the Illinois and the Minnesota and the Oregons and the Portlands and the city, it’s the laws that they’ve passed that’s created the environment for ICE to have to go in there and do it all on their own, and it puts the ICE agents at additional risk.”
Noting just how absurd that is, he said, “The local law enforcement officers have already taken the risk to arrest these people, they’re in custody, they’re locked up, they’re in a county lock up or a city lock up some place or a state lock up for their causes, but yet they’re telling the city, the county, or the state prison system, turn these illegals that have committed crime back out into the community on our people, and so if ICE can’t get help from the state and the local folks, then they have to send more resources in, in order to do the job. All of this could have been avoided. All of this could have been. You don’t see that happening in Florida.”
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