Do you really think Abigail Spanberger’s rollback of the 287(g) agreement was about protecting Virginia’s communities? Think again.

The establishment wants you to swallow the narrative that these actions are about compassion and inclusivity, but the truth is far more sinister. The Department of Homeland Security claims that this rollback has transformed Virginia into a “hotbed” for illegal immigrant crime, heightened most grotesquely by the tragic killing of a toddler. Yet, in this moment of outrage, the political elites are deflecting attention from their own culpability in creating a chaotic immigration landscape.

Let’s dissect this. The 287(g) program isn’t just a tool for local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement; it’s a way to hold these irresponsible policymakers accountable. Spanberger’s move isn’t about human rights—it’s about pandering to a demographic that increasingly shapes electoral outcomes. Meanwhile, crime rates rise and the citizens of Virginia pay the price.

Hypocrisy is the name of the game. Both Spanberger and her allies preach about community safety while cozily sitting at the tables of special interest groups whose financial backing relies on soft immigration policies and open borders. All the while, they ignore the statistics that illustrate a direct correlation between looser immigration enforcement and increased crime rates.

Now, let’s confront reality. The people are fed up with being treated as collateral damage in the political theater. It’s time we see through the veil of compassion that conceals a darker agenda: the financial and political grift of the elite class, who prop up their power while citizens suffer.

It’s not just about policy; it’s about who’s benefiting financially from these changes. A divide is being created—not just between citizens and immigrants, but between the political elite and the very constituents they claim to serve.

So let me ask you: Are you going to continue to let these elites manipulate your compassion, while they pocket the profits from your fear?