They are Trump's top target in bleaching America white: Brown Latinos and Hispanics with an accent are brutally pulled off the streets, out of their homes and out of their places of work, treated like criminals even they are US citizens, and deported like unworthy human beings.
They, according to the voting statistics, voted for Trump and tilted the balance of the elections in his favor. We are told they are of a macho culture that did not want a woman, a "colored" woman at that, in the White House, and they much preferred the "manly" approach of Trump to politics, including his fake Christian faith. Over decades, they have been lied to and brainwashed by the neo-colonialism of the American Evangelical criminal enterprise. They have abandoned their Catholic faith on the basis of those lies whose objective was to enslave them in a north American "gringo" cult that herded them like cattle at the service of the racist white supremacists of Donald Trump and his thugs. And herded they were to vote for a criminal who all along plannned to attack their communities across the US.
At least, the Latinos-Hispanics are realizing their mistake and are beginning to admit their error and correct their ways when it comes to the Trump administration's discriminatory and violent politics against them, both domestically and at the level of Latin America at large.
Let us hope their Mea Culpa is genuine and that they act accordingly when elections time comes next November.
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‘Latinas for Trump’ co-founder: Trump ‘will lose the midterms because of Stephen Miller’
Florida state Sen. Ileana Garcia (R), co-founder of Latinas for Trump, blasted President Trump’s immigration crackdown, warning he “will lose the midterms” because of White House adviser Stephen Miller.
“I do think that he will lose the midterms because of Stephen Miller,” Garcia told The New York Times in an interview published Tuesday.
Though Garcia was openly supportive of Trump’s plans to close the border, she placed blame on Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff, for the aggressive tactics used during the current crackdown.
Her comments come after federal agents in Minneapolis over the weekend shot and killed 37-year-old Alex Pretti amid a protest against the administration’s immigration action, weeks after an ICE officer shot and killed 37-year-old Renee Good in the city earlier this month.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Pretti “attacked” federal law enforcement, while Miller described Pretti as “a would-be assassin” who “tried to murder federal law enforcement.”
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Monday distanced Trump from those remarks, saying she had not heard the president “characterize Mr. Pretti in that way” and deferring to the investigation.
“Distorting, politicizing, slandering – justifying what happened to Alex Pretti contradicts the American values the administration campaigned on. He was neither a domestic terrorist nor an assassin,” Garcia wrote in a Monday post on the social platform X, responding to Miller’s characterization of the incident.
“Allowing individuals like Stephen Miller, among others, who represent the government and make hard-line decisions, to make such comments will have long term consequences. … This is not what I voted for!” she continued.
Garcia, who rallied support from Latina voters to help get Trump elected in 2016 and served in Trump’s Department of Homeland Security during his first term, has blasted what she last year called “inhumane” tactics to meet deportation goals.
Her comments mark the latest sign of growing frustration with Trump’s immigration handling as fallout from the Minnesota shootings grows, as observers warn the issue could have a lingering impact on November’s high-stakes midterms.
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