Democrats love them some domestic terrorism, we all know that. They hate America and they hate their constituents, and they prove that every time one of them opens their mouth in defense of people who have no right to be in America.
Fortunately for our side, we have a growing number of Republicans with spines who have no problem calling out the domestic terrorism and those committing it.
The latest wonderful example of this comes compliments of Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.), who took a flamethower to left-wing nutjob Sen. Mazie Horono of Hawaii for siding – again – with criminal aliens.
“Your comments are astounding, Senator,” Schmitt said. “You mention a few words: horrific. I think, to the American taxpayer, that’s been ripped off by people who came to this country to rip them off, that’s horrific.”
“You talk about bizarre,” Schmitted continued as Hirono tried to interrupt him. “No, no, no. It’s my time now. It’s my time. You went over time. It’s my time.
“Bizarre is the idea that you would be here in this committee defending violent murderers from being deported. That you would be defending violent rapists from being deported,” Schmitt continued. “That you would defend people who took advantage of the good people of this country, their taxpayer dollars. That is bizarre.”
“A terrorist who kills American citizens. You know what’s bizarre is your defense of that,” Schmitt said. “So forgive me if you’re 24 million … naturalized citizens should be afraid. That’s ridiculous.”
“You have nothing but fear-mongering here. What I’m saying in this bill is, if you do those things to the American people, if you take advantage of taxpayers — you’re not recognized,” Schmitt went on, dismissing Hirono’s lame objections.
“If you comitt a terrorist act, if you commit wholesale welfare fraud within ten years you’re damn right we’re deporting you. If you’re convicted. It’s not being accused of anything,” he said.
“If you’re convicted in a court of law of these crimes, absolutely we should not only convict you but we should deport you. Gone,” the Missouri Republican railed on.
Abso-freaking-lutely.
“And if you think that’s some sort of like negative assertion towards me, I’ll take it. I love it,” Smith said.
“That’s what we should be doing more of in this country. Because people are coming here and they’re ripping off taxpayers,” Schmitt went on, accurately (we’re looking at you, Somaliland, in Minneapolis).
And I, for one, don’t want to see it anymore. And if you want to have that debate in public, we can do it, but that’s what this hearing is about, to examine the SCAM Act, so I just like to expose a few of your lies in your most recent dissertation on the dias here,” he concluded.
Yee-OUCH.
WATCH:
🚨 WOW! Sen. Eric Schmitt looks Sen. Mazie Hirono (D) in the EYES and GOES BALLISTIC after she defended fraudsters and r*pists
"YOU'RE DAMN RIGHT WE'RE DEPORTING YOU! 🔥
"No, no, no, it's MY TIME now. BIZARRE is the idea you'd be here in this committee DEFENDING VIOLENT… pic.twitter.com/fsauyDlvhY
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) June 4, 2026
Earlier this week, Michigan Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga introduced the ‘Deport the Terrorists’ Act. This legislation aims to streamline the process of denaturalizing and deporting individuals convicted of acts of terrorism.
Additionally, the SCAM Act mentioned by Schmitt refers to the Stop Citizenship Abuse and Misrepresentation Act. The act broadens the grounds for denaturalization to include naturalized citizens who commit certain crimes within a decade of their naturalization.
Specifically, this includes ‘substantial fraud,’ which is defined as fraud exceeding $10,000 against federal, state, local, or tribal government programs. This encompasses, but is not limited to, programs such as SNAP and Medicaid.
Democrats bring nothing of usefulness to the table. It’s not incompetence, mind you, it’s purposeful undermining of our system of governance, our institutions, and our culture.
It’s always good when Republicans publicly call out their terrorist counterparts over the subject of criminal aliens. Even Democrat voters, most of them, want immigration and border enforcement.
