White House, President Trump Double Down on MS-13 Gang Remarks

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(This report is a follow up to yesterday’s remarks made by President Trump regarding illegal MS-13 gangs in America.)

Earlier today, the White House and Pre

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sident Trump strengthened the latter’s most recent remarks regarding gang members who illegally enter the United States, according to The Hill.

An Overview of Latest Rhetoric Regarding MS-13 Gangs

On Wednesday, President Trump raised many eyebrows when he referred to violent, illegal gang members as “animals.” Since the aforementioned statements, many top Democrats and other Trump critics have condemned the President.

His remarks moreover surfaced during today’s White House press briefing. When asked about the “animals” commentary, press secretary Sarah Sanders delivered the following response:

If the media and liberals want to defend MS-13, they’re more than welcome to. Frankly, I don’t think the term the President used is strong enough. The term ‘animal’ doesn’t go far enough.

Shortly thereafter, the White House press secretary listed a series of heinous acts committed by members of MS-13 gangs. These acts include, but are not limited to, beatings, murders, rapes, and even decapitation.