The National Republican Senators Committee (NRSC) trolled Democrats on Monday, with Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) laughing at his recent meeting with Kilmer Abrego Garcia, a member of El Salvador’s MS-13 gang.
“¡bienvenidos a el salvador Senate dems! Democrats need to travel freely to hang out one way for the MS-13 Gang Bangers,” said NRSC. I wrote it With a post to announce new ads on X.
The 40-second spot on the GOP Senate Campaign Arm has the feel of Tourism Bureau ads, interweaving relaxed music from the Salvador region with images of Van Hollen’s “siping a margarita” and woven with Abrego Garcia, illegal border guards and other Senate dems.
“Welcome to El Salvador. We have a breathtaking sunset, a world-class surf break, and a gang bangger Kilmer Abrego Garcia,” the Zen-like narrator tells the ad.
“El Salvador is the Democrat’s destination for the thrill of bringing violent, criminal and illegal foreigners back to America,” the narrator continues, pleading Democrats to “see Trump Mad Syndrome in their purest form.”
“From Chris Van Hollen and Cory Booker. You might see John Ossoff. So are you waiting for Senate Democrats? Join your colleagues and step into the rhythm of rescue today,” the ad concludes.
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC), the campaign arm of the House Republicans, offered to implement similar tactics on Monday, bringing a bill to Democrats who want to join Abrego Garcia in El Salvador.
“We have one condition: the whole livestream. We’re taking lots of selfies with our MS-13 companions. The same violent criminals who are trying to rimport to our US neighborhoods and rape, kill and terrorize law-abiding citizens,” the NRCC said. statement.
“If Democrats in the Absentia are very desperate and comfortable with violent gang members, all they can do is have Americans watch the show,” NRCC spokesman Mike Marinella said in a statement. “We pay for plane tickets. They can’t forget that they smile for the camera while selling out their members.”
Several Democrats followed Van Hollen’s lead, travelling to El Salvador on Monday to defend Abrego Garcia’s return to the United States.
The Supreme Court ordered the Trump administration to “promote” his Maryland father’s return to the United States, but noted that requiring the government to “impact” release from the El Salvador prison could be outside the judicial system.
Salvadoran President Naive Bukere refused to release suspected members of the MS-13 gang from prison.
