Retired NYPD Inspector on Liberal Media Opposition to Deporting Violent Gang Members

Unvetted Gang Members Entering the US

• 🎯 Organized crime gangs have entered the US, establishing operations in cities like New York and Aurora, Colorado, without proper vetting.
• 💰 Taxpayer funds have been used to provide these individuals with housing, transportation, and food, while they are now being supported with legal fees to remain in the country.

Concerns About Immigration Policies

• 📈 It is estimated that out of 20 million unvetted individuals, a significant number, potentially 200,000, could be part of the criminal element.
• ⚖️ Gangs are reportedly engaging in "forum shopping" to find progressive judges who may be more lenient, thereby delaying deportation processes.

Media Reporting and Intelligence Gaps

• 📰 Questions are raised about media outlets, like CNN, and their reporting on intelligence gathering, specifically regarding gang leaders.
• 💡 The strategy of "flipping" a gang leader for intelligence is questioned, with the suggestion that deportation to their home country might be more effective for cooperation.

Presidential Stance on Deportation

• 🗣️ President Trump has acknowledged the need for a strong vetting process for individuals being deported, especially to facilities like the one in El Salvador.
• ✅ He emphasized a commitment to identifying and addressing any mistakes in the deportation process to avoid sending innocent individuals back.

Legal Hurdles in Deportation

• 🏛️ Legal challenges involve demonstrating gang membership (e.g., MS-13, cartels) and proving government oversight to apply certain statutes.
• 🤝 The possibility of working out agreements between judges and the White House is mentioned, with appeals already in process.