January 1, Trump Honors Angel Families Slain by Illegals

Wyatt’s Take

• Trump recommits to massive deportations of criminal illegals.
• Calls out sanctuary cities protecting killers from justice.
• Backed Laken Riley Act and pushes Kate’s Law for tougher penalties.

President Trump signed a proclamation at the White House making February 22 National Angel Family Day.

It marks two years since illegal alien Jose Ibarra murdered nursing student Laken Riley, shining light on families shattered by border invaders.

Trump stood with grieving parents holding photos of their lost kids, calling victims great Americans censored by Democrats and media.

“They were the victims of politicians who put the comfort of foreign criminals before the safety of American citizens.”

Trump stated.

“We’re done ignoring them.”

Allyson Phillips, Laken’s mom, thanked Trump for turning her daughter’s death into real change.

Angel dads Steve Ronnebeck and Laura Wilkerson shared stories of sons killed by illegals years ago.

Joe Abraham blamed sanctuary policies for his daughter’s death from reckless open borders.

NYPD Officer Ethan Curreri, who arrested Ibarra before the murder, slammed the failed system.

“I personally arrested Jose Ibarra for endangering the welfare of a child.”

said Curreri.

“A few months later, I saw his face again in the news after he viciously murdered Laken Riley.”

“I did my job.”

“I put him in custody.”

“The system failed, no detainer, no accountability, no deportation, and an innocent American life was taken.”

This day pushes Trump’s hardline agenda to end violence from criminal aliens and deadly drugs flooding our towns.

Time to back leaders putting American safety first—demand Congress pass Kate’s Law now and keep borders sealed tight for our families.

Wyatt Matters

Real folks in heartland towns know nothing matters more than shielding our kids from killers sneaking across borders.

Full story at OAN