The left loves to scream about compassion and human rights, but here’s a story that exposes just how twisted their priorities have become. A young woman, orphaned in Iran as a toddler, was saved by an American war hero—one of our own veterans—who brought her to the United States, raised her as his daughter, and gave her a real shot at freedom and faith. Now, bureaucrats want to deport her back to Iran. That’s not just heartless—that’s jaw-dropping lunacy.
Let’s get this straight. Iran is a regime hostile to America and vicious towards Christians. Sending anyone—let alone a woman who’s only known life as an American Christian—back to that hellhole is handing her over to danger. But the system liberals built, with their endless “process” and blind obsession with paperwork over people, is blind to real justice. The left turns a deaf ear when it suits their agenda, always quick to fight for open borders—until an actual innocent victim needs protection.
Funny how the same liberals demanding sanctuary cities can’t find an ounce of mercy for an adopted Christian woman. This U.S. veteran didn’t just win medals overseas, he saved a life the old-fashioned, American way. And how does Big Government reward him? By threatening to tear his family apart, all to satisfy a rulebook written by globalist pencil-pushers.
This is what you get when you let global elites and deep-state lawyers run the show. They’re completely out of touch with the values that make this country great: faith, family, and defending the innocent. Instead, they’d rather virtue-signal on foreign aid, pander to America-hating regimes, and demonize anyone who still believes in borders and the rule of law.
Real Americans don’t turn their backs on our heroes or the people they love. The swamp may be happy to play politics with human lives, but out here in the real world, we know what’s right. Are we really supposed to believe America is better off shipping this woman off to a hostile country while actual criminals get to hide behind sanctuary policies? The answer is obvious to anyone who still has common sense.
Source: Washington Times
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