Rep. Wesley Hunt Questions Td'A Victim on Safety Under Trump vs. Current Administration

Victim's Experience with Tren de Aragua

• 📌 Cindy Romero, a victim of the Tren de Aragua cartel, testified about the invasion of her apartment complex.
• ⚠️ She reached out to local media and NGOs for help but was turned away due to a lack of government programs offering protected status to citizens.
• 💬 Romero stated that in "Kamala Harris's America," every state is a border state and every community is under threat.

Perceived Safety and Leadership

• 🎯 Romero feels safer with President Trump back in the White House because he is "getting rid of the criminals that were harassing all of us."
• ✅ She believes President Trump prioritizes American citizens over cartels and those who seek to destroy the nation, citing the immediate harm caused by these individuals.
• 🇺🇸 Hunt, a combat veteran, emphasized that no other country allows millions of people to enter illegally without consequence, highlighting the responsibility to protect American citizens.

The Threat of Illegal Immigration and Cartels

• 📈 Hunt described the current situation as an "invasion," with 20 million people entering the country illegally over four years.
• ⚔️ He identified the fight against cartels like Tren de Aragua, MS-13, and their coordination with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in flooding the country with fentanyl.
• ☠️ Fentanyl is characterized not just as a drug crisis but as "chemical warfare," with cartels, backed by the CCP, aiming to "kill the Gringo."

Call to Action for Elected Officials

• 🗣️ Romero's message to the American people is that this is a real threat to communities nationwide, not an isolated incident.
• 🏛️ She urged elected officials to stop wasting tax dollars and to take action to protect the citizens who elected them.
• 🎖️ Hunt invoked his combat experience, stating his oath was to protect fellow Americans from being terrorized by those who have no right to be in the country.