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Democratic representative Melanie Stansbury of New Mexico left in a diatribe loaded with curse against the Trump administration And the Republicans during a audience of the House Supervision Committee on cities of the Sanctuary, qualifying the “Bulls Absolute-T” audience.
Testifying at the audience were mayors Eric Adams From New York City, Michelle Wu by Boston, Brandon Johnson from Chicago and Mike Johnston of Denver, all of which are democrats and main cities with migrant “sanctuary” policies.
These laws prohibit or restrict the police to cooperate with Federal Immigration Authorities To deport illegal immigrants, including those with criminal charges.
Stansbury, who represents a very blue border state, defended himself from the mayors of the sanctuary and attacked the Republicans for what she said it was an attempt to intimidate local chosen officials.
“I always think we should taste this room after these audiences because we listen to many crazy things here,” he began. “Our mayors are sitting here, supporting this ridiculous and ridiculous audience, since they have been threatened in front of the American people.”
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“I want to reject the fundamental premise of this audience,” he continued. “Because what this effort is about is to intimidate state and local officials, attack immigrant families respectful of the law and spend millions of dollars in dollars of taxpayers both in the administration and in Congress to make complete ads of smoke and mirrors, trying to say that Donald Trump has somehow assured the security of the United States.”
“His total bulls, t bulls absolute, t,” he shouted. “They are not causing the United States to return more, and what they are doing is terrorizing immigrant families. That is what they are doing.”
Washington, DC – February 26: American representative Melanie Stansbury (Dn.m.) speaks during an audience of the House Supervision Subcommittee in the United States Capitol on February 26, 2025, in Washington, DC. (Anna MoneyMaker/Getty images)
Stansbury also said that President Donald Trump “He could not execute the most basic he said he would do, that it was to approve the immigration reform when he came to office.”
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Laning his hands and looking around the room, Stansbury said: “Here we are Donald Trump, where is his immigration bill? Oh, wait, you don’t have one, that is correct. Because none of this is really about making the United States safer.”
Stansbury also caught the center of attention on Tuesday night when they stopped her on the floor of the house shortly before the Trump articulation Address to Congressholding a sign that said: “This is not normal.”
