The Trump administration presses charges against a Democratic representative for assaulting federal officers at an ICE facility. This move, following a warning from Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, highlights a stark power dynamic and the Justice Department's firm stance. Learn more about this latest arrest and the leftist meltdown over it.

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Highlights:

• “For her part, McIver was defiant; she is, of course, playing the victim. Victimhood is the lifeblood of liberalism, you don’t have liberalism without an oppressed population who need to be liberated.” 
• “Once morality is replaced with Marxism, then pressing charges against Trump is good, because he’s an oppressor, but pressing charges against Congresswoman McIver is bad because she’s supposedly oppressed!”
• “They believe it’s legal to break the law and illegal to enforce it.”

Timestamps:    

[00:21] Charges against Rep. McIver and the fallout from the ICE facility incident

[02:06] The political context of the charges and the response from Democratic leadership

[04:08] Cultural Marxism’s redefinition of justice through identity politics

[06:43] Contrasting legal actions taken against Democrats versus those against President Donald Trump

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