Bill O'Reilly: Democrats' Immigration Stance is 'Hollow' Compared to Obama's Record

Obama's Deportation Record vs. Biden's

• 🎯 Barack Obama deported over 2 million foreign nationals during his presidency, significantly more than Biden's 545,000 and Trump's 935,000.
• 📺 Despite Obama's high deportation numbers, he did not face significant criticism from his own party or the American media.

Shifting Democratic Stance on Immigration

• 💡 Under Obama, asylum applications were high (239,000), but only 35,000 were granted, contrasting sharply with the current administration where "everybody got asylum."
• ⚠️ Every single Democrat elected to the House and Senate now disagrees with Obama's past stance on illegal immigration, a stark reversal of party philosophy.
• 🔍 A former DHS senior advisor believes this Democratic shift began with the Biden administration and is intensifying, calling it an "abandonment" of federal responsibilities.

The 'Hate Trump' Factor

• 🚀 Bill O'Reilly posits that the Democratic Party's 180-degree change on immigration is primarily driven by opposition to Donald Trump.
• 🗣️ The argument is that Democrats oppose Trump's policies simply because he supports them, not due to genuine concern for migrants.
• 📈 This opposition, O'Reilly suggests, is the reason for the current immigration "debacle" and disaster seen under Biden.

Current Immigration Crisis

• ⚠️ The current situation is described as a disaster, with estimates of 15 million people entering, including potentially 1.5 million hardened violent criminals.
• 🚨 Americans are reportedly being "brutalized" due to the current immigration policies.
• 🚫 The core reason for the Democratic Party's refusal to cooperate on immigration law is their intense dislike of Donald Trump.