Univision's Jorge Ramos Calls Trump a "Deportation Czar"

In a recent verbal tussle with Sean Hannity,  Hispanic journalist Jorge Ramos used some theatrics to slam Trump for separating families through deportation.  He pulled out a photo of a woman, Guadalupe García, and her two children and tore the photo apart, leaving her pictorially separated from her children.

Apparently Trump's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)  deported her just a week earlier; literally leaving her children alone and "motherless".  Also note that she was being deported because of felony identity fraud. Just in case you don't think that her deportation was without cause.

Of course, this all sounds like a terrible situation.  However, if Ramos had done his homework, he would have found that  ICE reported that in 2013, alone, 72,410 parents of U.S. born children were deported under the Obama Administration; also tearing their families apart.  The writer of that story, which appeared at the Huffington Post, also reported this:

"When a parent is deported, their U.S.-born children sometimes leave with them. But some stay in the U.S. with another parent or family member. Some children end up in U.S. foster care."

Where was our "ace reporter," Mr. Ramos, when all that was taking place?  72,410?  That's a lot of photos that he would have had to tear apart to make a similar point about Obama.  Apparently, Trump has a lot of catching up to do to rightfully wear the "deportation Czar" crown.

References:

WATCH: Ramos Complains That Trump Deporting Illegal Immigrants Will ‘Destroy’ American Families: http://www.dailywire.com/news/13482/watch-ramos-complains-trump-deporting-illegal-frank-camp

Deportation Separated Thousands Of U.S.-Born Children From Parents In 2013: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/25/parents-deportation_n_5531552.html

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Hillary is Bullied into Submission on Illegal Immigration

One of the things I expect from a potential President is the ability to talk straight about the issues.  However, on the political left, "political correctness" always clouds some very serious problems that face this country.  Our current President refuses to use any variants of the words "terrorist" or "radical" in conjunction with the words "Islam" or "Islamic" in the assumption that such usage would slander all Muslims.

Then there's Hillary.  Back in November, in a town hall meeting in New Hampshire, she used the terms "illegal immigrants"; for which she caught heat.  Shortly afterwards, she wrote this Facebook entry: "That was a poor choice of words".

Then, in another recent town hall-like forum on January 11, Jorge Ramos brought the incident up to Hillary. She responded by promising never to use the phrase"illegal immigrant" again.

So, basically, Hillary caved on the issue.  Not because those words don't accurately describe the flow of people across our southern border; but because she is pandering for the Hispanic vote.

These people that are coming across the border know they're coming here illegally.  Otherwise, they wouldn't be crossing in the dead of night and in remote areas to avoid border patrols.  Ramos and  Hillary would have us believe they have some kind of right to be here.  I think it is things like this that cause Hillary to slide in the polls.  She's weak and can't tell Ramos the truth, or what she believed to be the truth before she started her second campaign for the presidency.

Reference:

Clinton says her use of term 'illegal immigrant' was a 'poor choice of words': http://www.cnn.com/2015/11/24/politics/hillary-clinton-illegal-immigration-undocumented-immigrants/index.html

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