Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) praises Trump administration's deportations of criminal illegal aliens, stating it proves the government was aware of their location but chose not to apprehend them during the previous administration. He highlights the increase in human trafficking profits for Mexican drug cartels under Biden's policies and vows to secure the border and dismantle cartels.
The mass deportations of criminal illegal aliens proves that we knew where they were this entire time, Sen. Ted Cruz said during an appearance on, discussing how disastrous the Biden-era policies have been for the U.S. and how wonderful they have been for the cartels.
“But what is striking is that means we knew where they were,” he continued. “We knew where the murderers were. We knew where the rapists were. We knew where the child molesters were. We knew where the gang bangers were, but for four years we didn’t apprehend them. Why? Because Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and the Democrats didn’t want to apprehend them, and I am very grateful that President Trump is following through on the mandate that came from the election in November.
“I have every confidence that this administration is using every tool possible to secure the border, and then that obviously includes stopping giving money to organizations that are undermining our sovereignty, that are facilitating the human trafficking that’s occurring,” he said. “Under Joe Biden the Democrats, the revenue for Mexican drug cartels from human trafficking increased 2,600 percent,” he said, describing that as “tragic for America” and Mexico as well.“It’s actually tragic for Mexico. Mexico is a beautiful country that is being ravaged because Joe Biden the Democrats turn these vicious transnational criminal organizations into multi-billion dollar massive economic powers. And I’ll tell you, Mexico, Mexican citizens are being murdered.
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