Rep. Andy Biggs on Secret Service Failures and Immigration Court Rulings

Secret Service Failures in Trump Shooting Incident

• ⚠️ A Senate report details astounding mistakes by the Secret Service regarding a threat on President Trump's life.
• 🎯 The agency knew about a threat for a 10-day window but failed to communicate with partners, which is deemed inexcusable.
• 🔍 Inadequate communication and coordination between agencies, lack of a drone, and denial of requested additional security for President Trump are highlighted.
• 📉 The performance is described as disastrous, with questions raised about accountability beyond the six individuals on the ground.
• 💔 The family of Cory Comperator, who died as a result, deserves explanations, as does the entire country.

Immigration Court Ruling and Judicial Overreach

• ⚖️ A judge in California has ruled that reasonable suspicion is required before ICE can take individuals into custody, which Rep. Biggs believes is politically motivated.
• 🚫 The judge is attempting to issue a national injunction, aiming to freeze immigration enforcement actions.
• 🚨 Biggs argues that ICE and CBP act on information and reasonable suspicion that individuals are criminal illegal aliens, often finding more upon arrival.
• 🏛️ The ruling is seen as the judicial branch making laws rather than the executive branch carrying out laws enacted by Congress.
• 🎯 This is characterized as biased legislation from the bench, with judges attempting to scuttle agendas, including those related to birthright citizenship and arresting individuals believed to be in the country illegally.
• ❓ The concept of