Staff Reports
Chicago has finally admitted the truth liberals don’t want to face: when Donald Trump gets tough on crime, the violence actually drops. The mayor—who practically waves in criminals and illegal migrants—had to confess that homicides dropped by a jaw-dropping 30% after Trump’s crackdown. This is real proof that conservative law and order works, even in Democrat-run disasters like Chicago.
The left loves to shout about ‘compassion’ and ‘social justice,’ but their “let everyone in, anything goes” policies only create chaos. Chicago has been a poster child for what happens when you put woke ideology before American families’ safety. For years, the city has spiraled into a dangerous mess—shootings, gang activity, and innocent lives lost—while Democrat leaders looked the other way, blaming anyone except themselves.
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Now, faced with actual results thanks to Trump’s tough approach, the same mayor who championed so-called sanctuary policies suddenly can’t ignore the facts. It’s not “systemic racism” or “lack of investment”—it’s criminals being emboldened by weak leadership. And the left’s endless flow of illegal migrants certainly hasn’t made things better for working Americans who just want to live in peace.
Of course, the media and their globalist pals won’t dwell on real victories over crime—especially when they’re delivered by a conservative president. They’d rather double down on empty slogans and pretend that more “equity” will solve gunfire in the streets. The hypocrisy is staggering. For liberal mayors, their allegiance is to the globalist agenda and their own power, not the American people left mourning over another weekend of violence.
Trump’s crackdown made a difference where empty words and virtue signaling never could. Isn’t it telling that, even when pressed, progressive politicians finally have to admit conservative ideas work? Maybe it’s time the left stopped protecting criminals and started protecting Chicago’s children. Or is that simply too much to ask?
