Topic: Laken Riley

Greg Gutfeld's commentary on "The Five" is highlighted regarding the tragic deaths of American women, including Laken Riley and Molly Tibbetts, at the hands of illegal immigrants. Gutfeld argued that the Democratic Party is responsible for these outcomes due to open-border policies. The segment criticizes the media for focusing on the language used by ICE agents rather than the victims of violent crime.

Democrats are accused of "showing their true colors" by protesting ICE enforcement actions even when the targets are convicted criminals. Sarah Gonzalez argued that the left's disregard for victims like Laken Riley proves their goal is a total "white flag" on national borders. The segment highlights the financial incentives provided to foreigners, which reportedly exceed the benefits available to disabled American veterans.

Donald Trump designates MS-13 and Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, reporting a 97% decrease in drugs entering by water. He addresses the tragedy of a young woman killed by an illegal alien, noting her father was a supporter. Trump defends ICE agents, acknowledging they deal with "rough people" and may occasionally make mistakes.

The New York City "reticketing" program is exposed for providing free travel to migrants, including Jose Ibarra, the illegal immigrant who murdered Laken Riley. Mayor Eric Adams is criticized for spending millions on 47,000 tickets to transport migrants across the country while housing thousands more in hotels. Despite a decrease in arrivals, the city continues to spend taxpayer funds on services for illegal immigrants as Trump prepares to declare a national emergency.

Congressman Chip Roy criticizes the Democratic Party for weaponizing the government against citizens and pushing radical social agendas in schools. He asserts that while the left holds a "No Kings" rally, the only true king is Jesus Christ, a sentiment he claims Charlie Kirk was killed for expressing. Roy outlines Republican priorities, including securing the border, passing the Laken Riley Act, and defunding the World Health Organization.

Alex Jones responds to Joe Rogan's criticism of ICE raiding construction sites and Home Depots. Jones argues that while some individuals being deported may be "nice people," they are part of a lawless UN-funded invasion. He tells Rogan to "humanize Laken Riley" and other victims of migrant crime, asserting that "tough love" is necessary to stop the collapse of the American economy and electoral system.

Mark Lynch claims that 57% of South Carolinians in a Rasmussen poll say they will not vote for Lindsey Graham again. Graham is accused of supporting "Grammasty" (amnesty for illegal immigrants) while falsely taking credit for border security measures like the Laken Riley Act. Lynch asserts that Graham’s unpopularity is masked by systemic election fraud in the Carolinas that favors "RINO" incumbents.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene confronted New York Governor Kathy Hochul during a hearing regarding the murder of Laken Riley by an illegal alien, Jose Ibarra. Greene accused Hochul's sanctuary policies of allowing the suspect to travel to Georgia after being arrested and released in New York. The exchange highlighted the fiscal and human costs of sanctuary state laws, with Greene calling for the DOJ to prosecute Hochul for her role in the tragedy.

Andrew Cuomo is criticized for claiming that the right uses single homicides, such as the Laken Riley case, to manufacture political division. The host compares this stance to the national reaction following the death of George Floyd. The segment argues that the left exhibits cognitive dissonance regarding crime and social justice issues.

NBC News reported that immigration accounted for all U.S. population growth between 2022 and 2023, a first since 1850. The host criticizes the impact of mass migration on Western safety and culture, citing the murder of Laken Riley as a consequence of open borders. He argues that European nations are sacrificing their sovereignty and safety by importing cultures that he claims are fundamentally incompatible with Western values.

Michael Yon reports that over one million people have crossed the Darien Gap during the Biden administration, including the murderer of Laken Riley. He suggests that the U.S. may establish new military bases in the Darien region to stem the flow of illegal migration. Yon notes that the 82nd Airborne and other units are reportedly training for operations in the area to secure the border and the canal.

President Trump initiated the deportation of over 240 leaders from a Venezuelan narco-terrorist gang to El Salvador. A federal judge, described as a Deep State operative involved in FISA and January 6th cover-ups, attempted to preemptively block these deportations. Jones argues that the Democratic Party is alienating voters by refusing to support border security measures or honor victims like Laken Riley.

ICE has begun a "three-day immigration blitz," arresting illegal aliens with criminal convictions in cities like Boston, Los Angeles, and Houston. The Laken Riley Act passed both chambers of Congress, directing ICE to detain illegal immigrants accused of theft-related crimes. Border Czar Tom Homan has stated that the administration will prioritize the deportation of violent criminals and gang members first.

Will, an election worker from Athens, Georgia, claims that his county certified 107,000 votes despite only having 101,000 residents. He describes witnessing Mercedes Sprinter vans dropping off ballots at midnight and the use of out-of-state student addresses to pad vote totals. He expresses frustration that the GOP establishment has failed to act on the evidence provided by whistleblowers.

Donald Trump recounts the stories of Jocelyn Nungaray, Rachel Moran, and Laken Riley, three American women allegedly murdered by illegal aliens. He details the circumstances of their deaths in Texas, Maryland, and Georgia. Trump vows to stop the entry of criminals into the country to ensure the safety of American families.

Minneapolis and St. Paul experienced crime surges after defunding police, while city council members hired private security. President Joe Biden faced criticism for apologizing to the illegal alien accused of murdering a woman in Georgia because he used the term "illegal." Meanwhile, Hollywood figures like Jimmy Kimmel and Robert De Niro used the Oscars and media appearances to claim Donald Trump would arrest political opponents if re-elected.

Clips from Joe Biden's State of the Union address show him being heckled by Marjorie Taylor Greene regarding the death of Laken Riley. Biden is criticized for mispronouncing Riley's name and for his stance on the bipartisan border bill, which critics label an "open borders" bill. The president's defense of Roe v. Wade and his criticism of the Supreme Court are presented as divisive and partisan.

Roger Stone shares the personal tragedy of his nephew's recent death from a fentanyl overdose, blaming the Biden administration's open border policies. He criticizes the administration for reportedly flying 340,000 illegal aliens into the country and for the "politically correct" language used to describe invaders. The segment argues that the border can be secured without new laws if there is sufficient political will.

Joe Biden delivered a State of the Union address on March 7, 2024, which is characterized here as a deceptive performance regarding border security. Biden is criticized for calling for a "surge to the border" for asylum seekers while allegedly ordering the Justice Department to release dangerous criminals. The death of Laken Riley, a young woman killed by an undocumented immigrant, is highlighted as a consequence of these policies, with claims that Biden mispronounced her name during the speech.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is declared the "winner" of the State of the Union for forcing Biden to say Laken Riley's name. In contrast, Gold Star father Stephen Nikoui was arrested for shouting "Remember the Marines" during the speech. The host characterizes the Biden regime as "authoritarian criminals" who have no respect for the families of service members killed during the Afghanistan withdrawal.