Sweathered Chicago -Local population has beaten CNN for selective reporting of migrant attacks in the city.
The liberal broadcaster has largely focused on the human tragedy of the raids, despite violent criminals and a pedophile also seized.
In one news item, CNN showed a woman from Illinois in tears and said that after 30 years her grandfather had been deported in North America.
“They opened the door because they thought one of us might have been in trouble or that something happened to us,” said the interviewee, Yelitza Marquina van Waukegan.
“I am already deeply saddened and I can't imagine small children whose families have been broken as a result.”
Local citizen journalist Chicago Contrarian was one of those who accused CNN of bias and said they had not given the other side of the story about the deportations under New Border Czar Tom Homan.
“Since Tom Homan arrived in Chicago, Ice Agents have arrested six sex offenders, three gang members of TREN de Aragua (TDA) and convicted two illegal immigrants for murder,” wrote the local Chicago.
'Yet CNN tells the story of a' grandfather 'who is now confronted with deportation after he has lived illegally here for 30 years. CNN sucks. '
Sweathered Chicago -Local population has beaten CNN for selective reporting of migrant attacks in the city. In one news item, CNN showed an Illinois woman who fell apart in tears and said that after 30 years her grandfather had been deported in North America (shown above)
Local citizen journalist Chicago Contrarian was one of those who accused CNN of reporting the migrant attacks in a biased manner
The astonishing figures as Trump aggressively improve with his promise to return the greatest massive deportation in American history in his first week
Others placed screenshots of stories about deportations aimed at notorious MS-13 gang members and other dangerous criminals.
“CNN will omit gangs, drug dealers and violent perpetrators and illegal immigrants burned like” migrants, “a man said on X.
“There is a clear difference between legal and illegal immigration. All illegal immigrants must be deported. '
It comes like a Dr. Phil, who has embedded among immigration and customs enforcement officers (Ice) and Homan while they have completed in Chicago without paper migrants on Sunday, including a pedophile.
Dr. Phil, 74, whose real name is Phil McGraw, got a prisoner to grill while standing on the street, revealed the video of the man's arrest.
The television psychologist asked the man – who has since been identified as Sam Seda from Thailand – where he was born and whether he was ever deported from the US. Sam confirmed that he was not an American citizen, but claimed that his mother is.
Homan then revealed that Sam was an “illegal alien being convicted of sexual crimes involved” and claimed that he was only one of the many illegal criminals who ran through the streets of sanctuary, because local authorities prevent federal from Agents do their work.
Dr. Phil spoke again Sam and asked: “You are accused of sex crimes with children?”
Sam simply replied: “Not really.”
The first migrant arrested in ice raids in Chicago on Sunday was Seda Sam, from Thailand
Dr. Phil revealed that Sam was a “convicted sex offender and internet predator”
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“Not really?!” A bewildered Dr. Phil explained. “And never deported?”
“No,” Sam doubled and left Dr. Phil apparently shocked behind.
Homan then said to his agents: “Let's take him up, process him and lock him up.”
President Trump has aggressively anticipated his promise to return the largest massive deportation in American history to power in his first week, and has so far arrested more than 2,000 people.
On Friday alone, ICE authorities 445 held illegal migrants with criminal registers, with another 148 migrants without rap sheets that were also taken in custody for deportation.
CNN crashed because he focused on the stories of families who have been torn apart by the policy, rather than the performance against criminals.
Trump's immigration occurring has been received with pushback from other countries, including Colombia, who refused to accept military flights that transport deportees.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro accused Trump of being a “white slave holder” on his way to “wip the human species” after being humiliated by the US president in the dispute about migrants.
Dr. Phil, a clinical psychologist who is best known for organizing the popular TV talk show during the day Dr. Phil, accompanied Homan and ICE in defending Trump's deportation effort when the performance was approaching the end of the first week.
McGraw, who spoke during a Trump campaign event in October, said in a post on X on Sunday that Ice wanted to choose 270 'high-quality goals', indicating that it was a targeted operation and defended the approach.
“They don't sweep neighborhoods like people try to imply,” he said.
Border Tom Tom Homan joined Ice agents and officers at the drug Enforcement Agency to perform in the Windy City
Homan, who unveiled Sam's criminal file to the TV psychologist, used the migrant's matter to emphasize the dangers of shrines, or areas that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
“Again, the downfall, the problem with a sanctuary is that people like it walk through the street instead of law enforcement who work with federal agents,” Homan told Dr. Phil. “This is what we are dealing with.”
In a separate clip, Dr. Phil with Homan about the arrest are seen.
“He shouldn't even be here, but he did this,” Homan added, and noted that no one in the community warned the authorities to say, “Hey, there is someone who doesn't even have the right to be here Are they hunting for our children. '
Homan then noted that Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson “want to tackle the men of ice.”
“Ice saved children today and it makes me angry,” Homan said, and said that the governor claimed that federal officials were at a school on Friday, although that turned out to be incorrect later.
Raids were also performed in Denver, Colorado; Austin, Texas; San Jose, California; Los Angeles, California; San Antonio, Texas; Miami, Florida; Detroit, Michigan, Omaha, Nebraska; Phoenix, Arizona; Atlanta, Georgia and New Jersey, according to NewsNation.
In total there were 956 migrants on Sunday alone, after the arrest of nearly 1,300 people on Thursday.
