Democrats Are Letting Criminal Illegal
Immigrants Kill People
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 12/21/2025 6:03:13 PM
Democrats are allowing people to be murdered by illegal immigrants so they can brag that they are not cooperating with [ICE]. This is the reality of the most recent case in Fairfax County, Virginia. There, El Salvadoran national Marvin Morales Ortez had been charged with multiple crimes after "maliciously wounding" someone he was living in the same home with. When the alleged victim did not show up to testify, Commonwealth Attorney Steve Descanso's office dropped the charges, and a judge ordered Ortez to be released. He was then arrested after allegedly murdering the same person he had injured (snip.)
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Democrats are allowing people to be murdered by illegal immigrants so they can brag that they are not cooperating with [ICE]. This is the reality of the most recent case in Fairfax County, Virginia. There, El Salvadoran national Marvin Morales Ortez had been charged with multiple crimes after "maliciously wounding" someone he was living in the same home with. When the alleged victim did not show up to testify, Commonwealth Attorney Steve Descanso's office dropped the charges, and a judge ordered Ortez to be released. He was then arrested after allegedly murdering the same person he had injured (snip.)
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Officials in Joe Biden's Department of Justice and FBI considered a criminal investigation into then-Sen. Krysten Sinema (I-Ariz.) for purported campaign finance law violations after she left the Democratic Party, according to emails reviewed by The Post. (snip) Sinema's chief of staff, Daniel Winkler, expressed concern when reached for comment that the probe was pursued for "partisan political reasons," including punishing the former senator for refusing to support scrapping the 60-vote legislative filibuster. The email exchanges began in response to the Post's Feb. 1, 2024 report on Sinema's six-figure campaign spending on a security detail, luxury hotels, cars, and concert tickets (snip.)
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Yes, they waged war on us. That's the simplest way to summarize what the government, technocratic elite, security state, and media did to the American people in 2016. It's also the premise behind what is sure to be the most important and explosive book of 2026. That book, The Information State: Politics in the Age Of Total Control by Jacob Siegel, explores the ways the crazed reactions of these parts of society to the arrival of Donald Trump drove them to label him "a threat to American democracy" and take actions that, ironically, turned them into the very threat they warned us against.
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Had Steve Descanso, one of the nation's most notorious "Soros DA's," honored ICE's detainer request Ortez's victim would be alive today.