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During his speech, Trump spoke directly to the families of victims who had been murdered or assaulted by illegal immigrants, promising swift action to honor their memory. He listed women such as Jocelyn Nungaray, Laken Riley, and Rachel Morin, who were allegedly killed by illegal aliens. “In honor of Jocelyn Nungaray, Laken Riley — beautiful Laken — Rachel Morin, and all of the others that are dead, and/or mortally wounded at the hands of migrants who should never have been allowed into our country,” Trump said, announcing his administration’s plan to tackle migrant crime if he’s elected again.
This emotional appeal was aimed at humanizing the statistics and putting a face to the tragic outcomes of unchecked immigration policies. Trump made it clear that he would not let these crimes go unanswered.
Trump’s speech also introduced a new initiative—Operation Aurora—aimed at dealing with the violent gang problem in America. Trump announced that if elected, he would invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to remove gangs like Tren de Aragua from the country. “And, I will invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 — think of that, 1798, this was put there 1798, that’s a long time ago,” Trump said, signaling that this rarely used legal tool would be central to his plan to combat illegal immigration and violent crime.
Trump emphasized the urgency of the situation, revealing that the gang had been given orders to “shoot to kill” police officers. He then posed a question to the crowd: “Did you know that the gang got the okay to kill your police?” He followed up by noting, “By the way, that’s The New York Times, not me,” reinforcing the credibility of the claim.
Trump made it clear that his focus would not be limited to just one gang. His administration would prioritize the removal of all criminal migrant networks operating in the U.S. “We will begin the task of finding and deporting every single illegal alien gang member from our country,” Trump declared, vowing to make it a “major national undertaking.”
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Trump also pointed to recent data, stating that 13,099 illegal aliens convicted of murder have been allowed into the country. He blamed Kamala Harris and the current administration for creating an environment where dangerous criminals are allowed to infiltrate towns like Aurora. Trump’s plan to mass deport illegal aliens, particularly those involved in violent crime, resonates with a growing number of Americans. A September poll from Scripps/Ipsos found that 54% of Americans support Trump’s proposal to mass deport illegal immigrants.
Trump’s speech in Aurora reaffirmed his reputation as the candidate willing to take bold action to restore law and order. His plan to invoke the Alien Enemies Act, along with his commitment to removing dangerous illegal alien criminals, strikes a chord with voters concerned about rising crime and the border crisis.
As the 2024 election approaches, Trump’s message on immigration continues to be one of his strongest talking points. With crime rates climbing in areas affected by illegal immigration, Trump’s promise to crack down on criminal networks operating in the U.S. could help him reclaim the White House and deliver on his promise to make America safe again.
