Tenney and Trump garnered important news in past week

Editor:

Over the past week, two noteworthy events happened to open our eyes.

First, Congresswoman Claudia Tenney brought forth her Border Security and Law Enforcement proposals. As stated in her article, she has visited both the northern and southern borders and convened with Customs and Border Protection.

Her Law Enforcement Plan will lend support to police so they can carry out their duties more effectively. Both plans were clearly explained if you clicked on the provided links.

In her news release, she cited the following:

“Since the start of the Biden-Harris administration, over 10 million illegal immigrants have entered our country, abusing our taxpayer-funded resources and wreaking havoc in our communities,” Tenney said. “Our law enforcement officers are also facing unprecedented challenges as violent crime surges and the Left seeks to undermine their ability to do their jobs safely and effectively. My plans offer a commonsense approach to securing our borders, stopping the influx of illegal immigrants, and supporting the brave men and women in law enforcement. I am committed to holding criminals accountable and ensuring our nation’s laws are upheld.”

For those people who still believe that Harris has effectively dealt with the border crisis, think again. The Mexican Cartels have not only brought in the drugs but military grade guns as well. The gun-running cartels act like terrorist cells.

The Central America Forward Program (which was previously cited as one of Kamala’s accomplishments) is still a work in progress and has met major setbacks due to corruption in Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras. It was also mentioned that Blas Nunez-Neto has worked out an arrangement with Mexico, permitting the US to send back (to their home countries) non-Mexican migrants. Good luck hunting them down.

The second major announcement this week was that The FOP (Fraternal Order of Police) has officially endorsed Trump as their candidate.

“Public safety and border security will be important issues in the last months of this campaign,” FOP National President Patrick Yoes said. “Our members carefully considered the positions of the candidates on the issues and there was no doubt—zero doubt—as to who they want as our President for the next four years: Donald J. Trump.”

As many of us have seen an uptick in local crime, it is probably safe to say if any emergency which threatened our safety emerged, we would call  911. This endorsement confirms that most policemen and women find their support with Trump. Therefore this statement is worthy of attention.

I am staying alert and as informed as possible. Weeding out the truth has become a daily mission for me.

Mary Mager

Fairport, formerly of Albion