‘The Worst Of The Worst’: GOP Rep Says Democrats Welcome Machete-Wielding Criminals Into US
Republican Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett tore into the Biden administration’s immigration policies on Fox Business Monday and accused Democrats of welcoming violent criminals into the United States. Justice Samuel Alito…
Republican Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett tore into the Biden administration’s immigration policies on Fox Business Monday and accused Democrats of welcoming violent criminals into the United States.
Justice Samuel Alito slammed the Supreme Court for sidestepping normal procedures to block President Donald Trump’s use of wartime powers to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members. During an appearance on “The Evening Edit,” Burchett accused Democrats of embracing violent criminals and undermining national security by allowing dangerous foreign nationals to flood across the southern border.
“I think the Democrats need to get a new pollster, Liz, unless they’re polling on death row somewhere in some prison. This is clearly out of whack. There is no way on God’s green earth that anybody is whispering in their ear telling them they need to start defending these gang members,” Burchett told host Elizabeth MacDonald.
Burchett said at least 20 million individuals have entered the U.S. unlawfully in the last four years.
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“These illegals have flowed over our border, 20 million we know of, at least in the last four years. We have members of the Taliban that have come over. We have Chinese communist spies. We have known gang members, human traffickers, organ harvesters, the worst of the worst,” Burchett added. “Their weapon of choice is generally a machete. They like beheading people there. They brutally rape young girls and women. These are the people that the Democratic Party has embraced.”
MacDonald said that former presidents Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and George W. Bush collectively deported six million individuals with minimal judicial interference, which was far less resistance than President Donald Trump faced. Burchett then criticized the GOP’s historical strategy of appointing moderate judges to appease the left.