Texas Offers Trump Land for Mass Deportation Facilities, Naming Initiative After 12-Year-Old Victim
In a bold move that’s sure to ruffle feathers in the liberal camp, Texas is stepping up to the plate in the fight against illegal immigration. Governor Greg Abbott and Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham are offering up 1,400 acres of prime Texas real estate for deportation facilities, dubbing it the “Jocelyn Initiative.” This isn’t just another government program with a fancy name; it’s a tribute to a young life tragically cut short by the very crisis our leaders in Washington seem content to ignore.
Texas Takes Charge in Immigration Enforcement
While the Biden administration twiddles its thumbs and AOC tweets about “asylum seekers,” Texas is taking matters into its own hands. The Lone Star State is offering up land for deportation facilities, effectively telling the federal government, “If you won’t do it, we will.” This move comes as a direct response to President-elect Donald Trump’s commitment to initiate widespread deportations of undocumented immigrants – a promise that has Democrats clutching their pearls and conservatives cheering.
The “Jocelyn Initiative,” named after 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, who was allegedly raped and murdered by illegal immigrants from the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang, is more than just a policy – it’s a statement. It’s Texas saying, “Enough is enough.” While Democrats wring their hands over the feelings of those who’ve broken our laws, Texas is standing up for the victims and their families.
A Stand Against Violent Crime
Let’s be clear: this isn’t about targeting hardworking immigrants who’ve come here legally. This is about protecting American citizens from violent criminals who have no right to be in our country in the first place. The fact that we even need to explain this shows just how far off the rails the immigration debate has gone.
“We are going to do everything in our power to ensure no other parent has to feel the pain that Alexis [Nungaray’s mother] and Jaclyn [Nungaray’s grandmother] are feeling right now.” – Dawn Buckingham
Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham hit the nail on the head when she emphasized the importance of getting “these violent criminals that are hurting our sons and daughters that are here illegally… off our soil.” It’s a simple concept, really. If you’re not supposed to be here and you commit a violent crime, you’ve got to go. Period.
The Left’s Misguided Opposition
Of course, the usual suspects on the left are up in arms about this. Democratic members of Congress and state officials are predictably resisting Trump’s deportation plans. It’s as if they believe the Constitution includes a “right to illegally enter and remain in the US” clause that the rest of us somehow missed.
“If you want to seek asylum you go through the port of entry. You do it the legal way.” – Thomas Homan
Former ICE Director Tom Homan put it perfectly when he schooled Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on the proper way to seek asylum. It’s not rocket science: there are legal ways to enter this country and seek protection. Sneaking across the border isn’t one of them.
A Wake-Up Call for Washington
The “Jocelyn Initiative” isn’t just about deportation facilities. It’s a wake-up call to the Biden administration and every politician who’s been asleep at the wheel on border security. While they’ve been busy virtue signaling and playing political games, real Americans have been paying the price – sometimes with their lives.
Texas is doing what the federal government won’t: taking concrete steps to protect its citizens and uphold the rule of law. It’s a sad state of affairs when a state has to step in to do the federal government’s job, but here we are. The message from Texas is clear: if Washington won’t secure our borders and protect our citizens, we’ll do it ourselves.
