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We can cut through a lot of the bureaucracy with 702 and go after the terrorists that are trying to attack us every single day.

Some of the individuals now that were brought over as children are now adults. The ones that are here as adults, we’re working on the process of sending them back.

Kids now have been paying for it. They have been getting raped over and over and over again because the previous administration chose not to enforce our nation’s laws and protect the most vulnerable.

We are going to rescue as many kids as we possibly can.

The ones that are here as adults, we’re working on the process of sending them back.

Some, we couldn’t maybe prove that either the child was being [trafficked] because the child was refusing to speak. We have either found legal sponsors for the child, and then, have gone through the process of deporting the individuals.

It is as simple as staying after school to finish your unfinished classwork.

We strongly agree that it’s time to take shutdowns off the table for good.

All these guys in the NYPD, they just want to go to work. They want to do something that they feel like they were called to do — and they’re great at it.

And the fact, the way the mayor treated him once he left the Oval Office will tell you what type of man he is.

You see the way he treated President Trump? I mean, President Trump literally brought him into the Oval Office, let him stand beside him, tried to actually give the olive branch and say, ‘Listen, we can set our political differences…

When you take somebody like Mamdani, who is just this radical socialist that’s anti-law enforcement, anti-police, it’s shameful because NYPD is awesome.

We found 146,000 kids so far. Some of these kids claimed that they were raped over 600 times. I don't care who you are. If you can't stand for law enforcement to go find these kids, who are you?

The Biden administration, under true neglect at best and criminal at worst, allowed 450,000 kids to go missing.
