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The focus should be on violent crime, and that's what has been promoted, that we're focusing on violent criminals

and violent offenders and violence.

And nobody is against focusing on driving down any level of violence.

And so if this is really about immigration enforcement, I think the administration should make that play.

Hi, this is Ann Coulter.

Welcome to my Rickashay podcast linked on my suback, ancultor.subtac.com.

Five stories you might have missed. The first one is, well, I guess Wall Street Journal readers won't have missed this one.

Wall Street Journal, Trump's Law and Order push in D.C. looks a lot like an immigration raid.

Nearly half of the arrests under the security crackdown have been people in the country illegally. This, of course, is appalling to the Wall Street Journal.

It turns out it is roughly 44% are illegals who have been arrested.

The Department of Justice claims that most of them are criminals. Not a surprise, ties to gangs, drug convictions.

Wall Street Journal is appalled that there are this many illegals. Not that there are this many illegals in the city, but that so many of them are being arrested.

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