Scott Jennings didn’t hold back when he faced off against CNN’s Tiffany Cross over the deportation of violent illegal immigrants. The fiery exchange showed just how divided America is on this issue. Jennings made it clear that the Trump administration is following through on its promise to protect Americans from dangerous criminals crossing the border.
Cross argued that deporting these gang members was “inhumane,” but Jennings shot back hard. He pointed to victims like Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray, whose lives were tragically cut short by illegal immigrants. “They weren’t treated very humanely either,” Jennings said, highlighting the real cost of unchecked immigration.
The American people are fed up with crime spiking in their neighborhoods. They’ve watched cities become overrun with gangs like Tren de Aragua, and they’re demanding action. Trump’s policy to deport violent illegals isn’t just about politics—it’s about keeping families safe. Common sense says you shouldn’t let criminals stay in your country.
Progressives like Cross want to paint these deportations as cruel, but they ignore the victims. While they cry about “rights” for illegal aliens, ordinary Americans are burying their loved ones. It’s no wonder voters gave Trump a mandate to clean up this mess. Weak policies from the left have turned borders into a free-for-all.
Jennings nailed it when he said the legal system already has deportation orders for over a million illegals. Why wait? Start there. The military can help local authorities round up these criminals without drama. It’s not about targeting innocent people—it’s about removing those who’ve already broken our laws.
The left’s obsession with defending illegal immigrants is out of touch. They’d rather protect violent gang members than American citizens. Meanwhile, the media spins every deportation as a human rights crisis. But regular folks know the truth: safety comes first.
Trump’s using laws like the Alien Enemies Act because previous leaders failed. This isn’t about racism—it’s about common sense. If you enter illegally and commit crimes, you lose the right to stay. Period. The administration’s tough stance is what voters wanted when they rejected soft-on-crime Democrats.
In the end, Jennings’ clash with Cross proves where the priorities lie. Conservatives want law and order. The left wants chaos and open borders. For hardworking Americans, the choice is clear. Deporting criminal illegals isn’t just policy—it’s justice for victims and a path to restoring safety nationwide.
