Staff Reports
The Biden family’s annual Thanksgiving trip to Nantucket Island has become a reliable source of eye rolls for many Americans. As they cozy up in the lap of luxury on this scenic Massachusetts isle, questions about what exactly is happening beyond the plush confines of their mansion loom large. The island, long cherished by wealthy liberal elites, has recently seen a disturbing rise in crime linked to the administration’s permissive immigration policies.
Nantucket, once known for its tranquility and upscale lifestyle, has recently become a flashpoint for some alarming stories that would make any law-abiding citizen cringe. Reports surfaced revealing that numerous illegal immigrants have been arrested for serious crimes, including sexual offenses and gang affiliations. Their presence on the island is undoubtedly facilitated by the soft-handed immigration tactics that are common under this administration, allowing criminals to settle rather than be sent packing.
Hey Nantucket, you vote for it, you get it!!
Liberal Nantucket reels from migrant crime wave as Biden spends Thanksgiving in rich friend’s mansion https://t.co/5RO4hldQQW— CO Native 5 (@MikeCSURam82) November 27, 2024
The Bidens have flown in on their usual Thanksgiving pilgrimage, settling into a lavish property owned by a billionaire benefactor of the Democratic party. While the first couple spends their getaway making heartfelt calls to military personnel serving far from their families, the very policies they champion have opened the door for criminal elements that put everyday Americans at risk. Instead of being shielded from crime by their wealth, the Biden family is glaringly exposed to the consequences of their open-border policies—much like the rest of the country.
In recent months, at least eight illegal migrants have been arrested on Nantucket for a litany of offenses, raising the troubling question of why elite liberals aren’t addressing this issue in their own backyards. The arrests highlight a troubling trend of violence and criminality that many locals are starting to recognize, despite the fear of being labeled racist for speaking out. Concerns murmured about the island’s safety are overshadowed by a political climate hellbent on vilifying anyone who questions the status quo on immigration.
As Nantucket GOP Chairman Toby Brown aptly pointed out, speaking up against this troubling trend doesn’t make one a racist; it makes one concerned for public safety. The island, which had previously devoted its worries to the latest Hollywood scandal, now grapples with a genuine crisis—a direct result of policies that prioritize leniency over security. The Bidens may enjoy their holiday cheer unhindered, but for those left to fend for themselves on Nantucket, the laughter may turn to alarm as the realities of lax immigration policy seep through the cracks of paradise.
