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🔥 This is how things get more dangerous—not safer. Jonathan Fahey joins The Truth with Lisa Boothe & says politicians immediately cry “murder” instead of facts, they’re not de-escalating—they’re fueling chaos. Obstructing ICE isn’t peaceful protest; it’s actively preventing law enforcement from doing their jobs. In Minnesota, open-border politics...

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