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Sean Hannity’s latest monologue slammed the Democratic Party for refusing to condemn the violent anti-ICE agitators who have been terrorizing federal agents and ordinary citizens across our country. Hannity demanded a return to sanity, arguing that Democrat rhetoric and the media’s cheerleading have only emboldened radicals to escalate attacks on law enforcement.
The unrest is not theoretical — protests over immigration enforcement and high-profile raids have spilled into major cities, producing clashes, arrests, and property destruction in places from Seattle to New York and Philadelphia. What used to be lawful protest has too often deteriorated into mob action, with some demonstrators throwing rocks, setting fires, and confronting federal officers on the streets.
Hannity highlighted alarming incidents where federal officers were put in direct danger, including episodes in Chicago and Portland that forced agents to defend themselves against threats and attempts at vehicular attacks. These are not peaceful civil disobedience moments; they are escalating assaults on the rule of law and on the men and women who are simply doing their job.
Worse still, leading Democrats and left-wing activists have resorted to obscene comparisons — likening ICE to the Gestapo and praising disruption instead of calling for calm. That kind of rhetoric does not cool tensions; it fans the flames and gives cover to violent actors who see themselves as heroic insurgents against lawful authority.
The mainstream media’s reflexive excuses for these mobs are equally culpable, portraying violent episodes as understandable outrages rather than crimes that threaten public safety. Hannity rightly called out this double standard: when federal agents are targeted, silence or equivocation from the left is complicity, not compassion.
Americans who value safety, order, and decency are fed up with politicians who pander to chaos for votes and headlines. It’s time for lawmakers to stop glamorizing lawlessness, to back our federal officers with clear, unambiguous support, and to stop the performative outrage that has become the Democratic playbook.
If Democrats refuse to return to commonsense governance and denounce violence outright, voters will remember who stood for their communities and who sided with the mob. Hardworking Americans deserve leaders who defend the rule of law and protect neighborhoods, not politicians who trade in chaos and cynicism for political gain.
