Rep. Jasmine Crocket Calls ICE The Ku Klux Klan And More!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. Jasmine Crockett compares ICE agents to Ku Klux Klan members. It's a crazy video. During a hearing dramatically titled, Trump's Assault on Chicago, Representative Jasmine Crockett delivered one of the most unhinged, hypocritical performances Congress has seen in years. In a speech packed with explosive accusations. Crockett labeled the Trump administration as racist and compared federal law enforcement to slave patrols and even suggested ICE agents resemble the Ku Klux Klan. This radical person needs to be voted out of Congress and never have a position of power. All President Trump is trying to do is uphold the laws as they're written. That y'all in Congress made. Jasmine Crockett from Texas. Thank you so much, Madam Ranker. And thank you so much to our witnesses for being here today. You know, I've sat and I've listened. And what my colleague, Mr. Murphy, just talked about was just blatant racism. Like, I'm going to just call a thing a thing. Like, this administration is racist. That he has always been a racist. And that is what we are enduring in this country. Let me give you some facts behind this. They get mad when I say that I will. Number one, I said that what we were experiencing in this country felt like what I would imagine slave patrols to look like. And frankly, anybody that knows anything about slave patrols, this is exactly what it was like. We're talking about lawless people that are going around with no warrants or anything, and it's all about rounding people up and disappearing them. That is what's currently taking place. Interestingly enough, even though modern-day policing was born out of slave patrols, when I was speaking with one of my friends who is a federal law enforcement officer, he told me that one of the things that he has observed is that the culture is created at the top. And when I think about it, it absolutely makes sense. If you have somebody at the top that will not tolerate the types of things that we're seeing, then maybe those under you won't do it. But we know that we have a racist at the top called himself the head law enforcement agent in the country. And therefore, everybody has decided that it is okay to take off their hoods and mask up as ICE agents. Now, we debunk how they act themselves, but again, it reminds me of the plan. That is why I propose the Clear ID Act to make them identify themselves because it is dangerous for law enforcement. Individuals, because you don't know, especially with ICE, doesn't sound like law enforcement. It sounds like thuggery. But just like Chicago, you have a mayor. You have a mayor that has decided that he will not back down. And instead, he will stand up for the people. You have a man of valor that is going up against a villain. And I think that we have to make sure it's recognized as leadership because it is invaluable. Now, some people think that this is all about Chicago. But I want people to understand that this cancer is infecting us everywhere in your city. Well, I've got news for you. You see, we've been talking about the cruel and unusual punishment that is in violation of the Eighth Amendment that is being handed out. And honestly, it's been in the face of every American that we have an actual convicted felon that feels aggrieved to the extent that he feels like he's owed. Hundreds of people are literally dying. Under our watch recently I just sent a letter it looks like on October 22nd to Kristi Noem and one of the things that I laid out is that we have seen the most detainee deaths in ICE custody in a single year in decades with 20 deaths in the last nine months compared to 24 deaths in the past prior four years. Now, this week, we learned that an individual who went to the Dallas Icefield office for a routine visit, meaning that they were doing things the quote-unquote right way, they were detained. They knew that this individual had diabetes and required insulin every two hours. Despite ICE having been told this, the individual was denied access to their medication resulting in hospitalization. They say that we are making America great. To me, it doesn't feel like greatness, it feels like grossness, and in fact, to go into people's houses and drag them out in the middle of the night, is it great or gross to make people afraid to do something as simple as this? Is it great or gross to make hardworking people say, I am too scared to show up to my job? Thank you so much to each and every one of you for your courage. Thank you so much for showing up, and Ms. O, I want to tell you. That I understand that your mother is being detained in El Paso. I did go and visit that facility. I want you to know that I am always on my job. I'll be back. She won't be representing the Texas 30th District for long, folks. That job and gig is up. I'm afraid at least the people in Texas woke up. If we could just get the rest of the United States to awaken, it would be absolutely fabulous. God bless. Please share, subscribe. Always remember, anything's possible. Bizarro World.