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Nayib Bukele talked about an illegal alien that America arrested 6 different times before finally being deported by the Trump administration: "We even had this gang member from Venezuela, one of the ones you sent, we interviewed him to get some information from him." "He said oh, I got...

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Фото профиля Matt Van Swol
Matt Van Swol1 год назад

Alejandro Mayorkis needs to go to prison. This is absolutely deliberate dereliction of duty to hurt Americans. You cannot rationalize it any other way...

Фото профиля Slingshot News
Slingshot News2 лет назад

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Фото профиля Keaton Hobby
Keaton Hobby1 год назад

Insane that this guy was released six times after shooting a cop. Bukele’s approach works. Time to bring that toughness to the U.S.

Фото профиля Billbo Wallace
Billbo Wallace1 год назад

So unbelievable that Biden administration caused every bit of this garbage, but they did, what the leftist always do, sickening.

Фото профиля Manly Matters
Manly Matters1 год назад

Another life damaged because of the incompetent Biden administration.

Фото профиля Indigo™
Indigo™1 год назад

Absolutely unacceptable! I am so glad that these types of stories are coming to light on the national stage! 🇺🇸

Фото профиля Saifullah Khan
Saifullah Khan1 год назад

America treated him like a loyalty program, 6 arrests and the 7th one gets you deported.

Фото профиля Ryan R
Ryan R1 год назад

Sounds like totalitarianism i must say. I dont really circle jerk. Its fuck both sides with me. As far as no release for no murder. Is not fair trial.

Фото профиля My moms caregiver
My moms caregiver1 год назад

Wow. That is amazing

Фото профиля John Rotte
John Rotte1 год назад

Wake up! #zelena

Фото профиля Mark Anderson
Mark Anderson1 год назад

UFB 😡

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