Former President Donald Trump said if elected, he would “immediately abolish all sanctuary cities,” he declared at a town hall in the all-female state of Georgia.
President Trump was asked by a woman named Nancy about the issue of immigrant crime in liberal cities and across the country. She said her son is a Georgia Bulldog and was actually on campus the day Laken Riley was killed.
“How quickly can we eliminate these threats to our society so our children can go out and run for the runs they deserve?” [at] Are there any parks that I can go to alone during the day? she asked.
“First of all, we're going to abolish all sanctuary cities immediately,” Trump said, explaining that this could also be done by executive order. He also mentioned the Aliens Act.
“There are things we can do in terms of moving people. We can move them out of sanctuary cities. There are some people who are liberal and crazy, but they are fighting. You want to understand, as in business, what the opposite is: Why do they want this? Why do they want to open borders? Why would they want a sanctuary city?'' He explained that sanctuary cities are “really meant for one thing: to protect criminals.'' .
“That's what they're going to be. We're going to abolish all the sanctuary cities in the United States and get back to normalcy and bring back law and order,” he said, adding that he plans to “reinvigorate the police.” It was also predicted. ”
“We have good police. They are not allowed to do their job,” he said.
He admitted: And you know, there are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of arrests and one egregious arrest is on the front page of every newspaper. And these people are incredible. They want to do their job, just like the Border Patrol,” he said.
President Trump said his administration would authorize law enforcement operations.
“They want to do their job. We let them do their job and I'm going to give them immunity. And I'm going to give them immunity. If they do something, the final They're going to be sued, so we're going to protect them. They're going to lose their families, they're going to lose their homes, they're going to lose their pensions, they're going to lose everything,” Trump said.
“They want to do their jobs, but we've become too politically correct. I mean, look at New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and all the cities run by Democrats. Please,” he added.
