President Donald Trump recently delivered an address at a rally in the state of New York in which he completely obliterated Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul, whose pro-illegal immigration policies are preventing local and state police departments from being able to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials in apprehending criminal illegal aliens.
The legislation, which was recently signed into law, makes it illegal for local police to enter into cooperation agreements with federal immigration enforcement agencies and officers. This puts residents at risk of becoming victims of violent criminal illegal aliens who aren’t being captured and deported due to the lack of cooperation and information sharing between federal and state and local law enforcement.
During the rally, Trump hammered Hochul by referring to her policies and beliefs as being “communist” and having a negative impact on New York. “Nowhere is the communist attack on American society more clear than here in New York State. The radical left Governor Kathy Hochul has been very very bad on crime, a nightmare for crime. She supports New York’s disastrous no cash bail law. You know, it all started if you think about it, because I’ve been here for a long time,” Trump said.
The president then expressed his love for the Big Apple, but said as time goes by, it’s getting harder to love. “I love this place, but it gets harder to love. It really does. But if you think it really started with the no cash bail, remember that? That was a Cuomo beauty, right? That was a Cuomo beauty. In other words, no cash. Don’t worry about you killed somebody. Oh, that’s okay,” President Trump said.
“Go ahead. Then you go kill two, three people a day. It’s the craziest thing I’ve ever heard, and you can’t. It’s like men playing in women’s sports. It’s so crazy, you can’t believe it. It’s like transgender mutilation of your children, and all these people believe in all this stuff. But they came out with that one with the no cash bail. Just think of it, no cash,” the president continued.
“You kill somebody, you rob a store, you go right back out on the streets. It is the craziest thing I’ve ever seen, and I don’t know from its political standpoint. I guess it’s good, but because Bruce, how the hell can you lose to that? Can you? You’re going to be ashamed if you lose. You’re going to be ashamed for the rest of your life. You’ll be ashamed,” Trump explained, mentioning Bruce Blakeman, the GOP nominee taking on Hochul in the general election.
“Bruce would say, ‘How did I lose to that?’ No, I mean, think of it. Open borders. Let’s have open borders. Have the entire world pour into our country. 25 million people in four years. She supported the release of convicted murderers who killed New York City police officers. He wanted people that killed great police officers,” President Trump said, completely obliterating Hochul and her horrendous crime and immigration policies.
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“One in particular in Long Island, where I went to the funeral, and he just met the people that gave this law enforcement chapels, rabbis, and met a whole group, and they were there, and they gave the most beautiful sermon. But they kill. These are absolute killers, and then you’re not going to change them. You got to get them the hell out, or you got to put them away,” the president continued.
He then slammed her for supporting sanctuary city and state laws. “She’s in favor of the sanctuary city. She thinks the sanctuary cities are wonderful, which are killing our country. And less than three months ago, Kathy Hochul signed a deadly and seditious new law making New York a so-called sanctuary state. So she took it from the city to the state, meaning Kathy Hochul wants to release migrant criminals from jail and set them loose on innocent New Yorkers all over,” he said.
Trump wrapped up the speech by talking about Hochul supporting an open border and the risks of illegal alien gang members coming into the country and causing havoc. “So what they did is they sent them into the United States of America through the open border, and people like Kathy Hochul, they want to keep them in New York. We don’t want to keep them in New York. We don’t want them. We don’t want to take a chance,” President Trump explained to the crowd.
“Yeah, maybe they’ll get better. You know what are the chances? About 2%? Maybe they’ll get better. But Hochul and the radical left stand with the gang members, child predators, violent felons. We stand with hardworking New Yorkers. We stand with the great people of law enforcement,” the president said, wrapping up his speech stumping for Blakeman.