Bombshell New Video Shifts Pretti Narrative, and Celebs Get Reality Check, with Chamberlain & Goldis
From Megyn Kelly
In a recent press conference, Tom H. Homeman revealed that Minnesota's top Democrats might be reconsidering their sanctuary city policies, particularly regarding cooperation with ICE on releasing individuals with detainers. However, skepticism remains about the sincerity of Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry's commitment to this shift, especially given his previous staunch opposition to assisting federal immigration enforcement, raising concerns about potential legal and constitutional implications ...
Key Takeaways
- Minnesota's Democrats may be softening sanctuary policies, but skepticism lingers—trust is hard to earn, tougher to regain.
- Tom Hman's compromise claims could mask a larger retreat from tough enforcement, raising eyebrows on immigration intentions.
- Keith Ellison's legal advice complicates local ICE cooperation, reminding us that legality often clashes with political ambition.
- The shifting narrative around who gets deported—criminals first or everyone—reveals deep divides within the administration's priorities.
- Megan Kelly's critique reveals a broader political theater: when poll numbers drop, hardline rhetoric often gets a soft reboot.
Mentioned in This Episode
- Megan Kelly (person)
- Tom H. Homeman (person)
- Alex Jeffrey Prey (person)
- Jacob Frey (person)
- Donald Trump (person)
- Birch Gold Group (company)
- Chrissy Gnome (person)
- Joe Biden (person)
- BBC (company)
- Eva Longoria (person)
- Corey Luwendowski (person)
- Riverben Ranch (company)
- Jane Fonda (person)
- John Leguizamo (person)
- Olivia Wilde (person)
- Tish James (person)
- Federal Trade Commission (company)
- Bruce Springsteen (person)
- Peggy Flanagan (person)
- Gian Carlo Esposito (person)