Markwayne Mullin Vows to Remove Dangerous Illegal Immigrants After Meeting Victims' Families
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- Mullin, 48, met with California “Angel Parents” whose children were killed at the U.S.
- The California Post was on hand for the emotional meeting.
- I actually think it’s criminal.” Mullin told The Post he would work to rid the country of dangerous illegal immigrants.
Markwayne Mullin, the newly appointed Secretary of Homeland Security, recently held an emotional meeting with families of victims whose loved ones were killed by illegal immigrants.
During this gathering, he vowed to remove the 'worst of the worst' illegal immigrants from California, emphasizing the need for stricter enforcement against those who have been convicted of crimes but are still being released from state prisons. Mullin's comments reflect a growing frustration with current immigration policies that he believes fail to protect American citizens.
One of the parents present, Angie Morfin, shared the heartbreaking story of her son, Ruben, who was murdered execution style, illustrating the devastating personal toll of illegal immigration. Mullin criticized the existing policies that prevent detainers from being served on criminals, calling the situation 'criminal' and pledging to work towards reform.
This meeting highlights the administration's focus on immigration reform and the emotional weight carried by families affected by these tragedies. As Mullin steps into his role, the commitment to address these issues signals a potential shift in how the government approaches illegal immigration and public safety.
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