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This isn’t some academic observation—it’s a dangerous accusation aired on national television that paints every ICE agent as a racist enforcer.
Why Crockett’s Words Are So Reckless
Her rhetoric comes at a time when federal officers are already facing unprecedented violence. Just months ago, 11 left-wing extremists ambushed ICE officers in Texas, shooting one in the neck after luring agents outside with graffiti. In Portland, federal agents were attacked with an incendiary device during July 4th riots. Across the country, armed protesters have fired dozens of rounds at ICE facilities while officers were inside.
And now Crockett—an elected member of Congress—is telling Americans that these agents are nothing more than “slave patrols.”
The Same Politician Who Called a Murder Victim a “Random Dead Person”
This isn’t Crockett’s first disgraceful moment. During a House Judiciary Committee hearing on the Kayla Hamilton Act, she referred to the 20-year-old autistic woman murdered by an illegal MS-13 gang member as a “random dead person.”
“Stop just throwing a random dead person’s name on something for your own political expediency,” Crockett shouted at Republicans.
So, in Crockett’s world, a brutally murdered American woman is dismissed as “random,” but ICE agents trying to prevent similar crimes are cast as slave catchers. That tells you all you need to know about her warped priorities.
The Real Goal Behind This Rhetoric
Crockett isn’t making these comparisons out of historical curiosity. She’s using deliberately incendiary language to make ICE officers afraid to do their jobs.
The calculation is simple: if enough people believe immigration enforcement equals slavery, then attacks on federal agents become morally justified. And that’s exactly what we’re seeing—a documented rise in assaults on ICE officers across the country.
Other Democrats, from Hakeem Jeffries to Tim Walz, have joined in the demonization, labeling ICE as “Gestapo” or “slave patrols.” Then they pretend to be shocked when their supporters start firing shots at federal facilities.
What ICE Is Actually Doing
While Crockett rants on TV, ICE agents are removing some of the most dangerous criminals from American communities. In the first 100 days of the Trump administration alone, ICE removed over 65,000 illegal aliens—including individuals with nearly 10,000 assault convictions, more than 6,000 DWIs, and almost 1,500 weapons charges.
Recent operations in Washington, D.C. netted violent MS-13 gang members, including criminals with records of assaulting police officers. These are the people Crockett apparently thinks should remain on the streets.
Seventy percent of ICE arrests involve individuals with criminal convictions or pending charges. Yet Crockett would rather smear the agents who risk their lives every day than support law enforcement.
What This Says About Democrats Today
Crockett’s attack isn’t an isolated slip. It’s part of a broader Democrat strategy: downplay American victims, excuse criminal illegal aliens, and vilify the agents enforcing the law.
This is the same party that lectures nonstop about “dangerous political rhetoric.” Now they’re the ones fueling violence against federal officers with slanderous historical comparisons.
Every time Crockett compares ICE to slave patrols, she hands violent extremists a moral cover for bloodshed. The results are predictable, and the responsibility lies squarely with her and her party.
Her words aren’t just disgraceful—they’re dangerous. And the more Democrats like Crockett demonize federal officers, the more blood will be spilled.
