
The left’s 2020 candidates have a lot in common. They all support abortion and have trouble condemning late-term abortion, and they all deny the existence of an immigration problem. It’s “manufactured.” Beto O’Rourke recently told a crowd in Portsmouth, New Hampshire that a wall is an answer to “a problem we do not have.”
“We do not need walls. We need to honor our asylum laws, our international obligations. We need to rewrite our immigration laws in our own image,” he declared.
Really now? Does this sound like a manufactured problem to you?
A Washington State deputy was killed by an illegal immigrant just this week.
In an email to Fox News, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) spokeswoman Tanya Roman said 29-year-old Juan Manuel Flores Del Toro, a Mexican citizen, entered the U.S. at Laredo, Texas, in April 2014 on a temporary agricultural worker visa.
Roman said ICE had no record of him leaving the United States or extending his visa after it expired.
Local police said Flores Del Toro lived in Ellensburg, a university city of 20,000 residents 100 miles east of Seattle in agriculturally rich central Washington.
Flores Del Toro shot Kittitas County Sheriff’s Deputy Ryan Thompson during an attempted traffic stop. It was fatal. Kittitas Police Officer Benito Chavez was also shot in the leg, but he’s expected to be OK. Other officers intervened and shot Flores Del Toro, who died at the hospital.
Ellensburg Police Capt. Dan Hansberry said there were no warrants pending for his arrest, and officers do not know why he fled the attempted stop.
Police in the past “had limited contacts with him,” but Hansberry described them as “nothing of real significance” without providing further details.
Thompson was married with three children and is the first law enforcement officer to be shot and killed in Kittitas County since 1927.
A family has been destroyed due to the actions of a lawless individual who shouldn’t have been here in the first place. How dare Beto say there isn’t a problem. How freaking dare he.
h/t Fox News