Democrats love to talk about “protecting American values,” but their real priorities are on full display in Pennsylvania’s 10th District. Janelle Stelson, the latest liberal darling running for Congress, has made it her mission to put illegal immigrants first—even when it comes at the cost of law-abiding Americans’ safety. It’s not enough for Stelson to push for blanket amnesty. Her own campaign reportedly employed a Nigerian illegal alien who was arrested for indecent exposure. You can’t make this up.
This is what happens when Democrats open the doors wide and let anyone waltz in. Instead of fighting for Americans who work hard and play by the rules, Stelson’s team literally put a criminal illegal alien on its payroll. This isn’t some technicality. This is a glaring example of liberal double standards—preaching “security” to the public but quietly giving jobs to people who shouldn’t be here, much less representing our values.
What’s worse is the shameless flip-flopping. Stelson has told local voters that illegals should be sent home, trying to sound tough when the cameras are rolling. But just weeks later, she’s in Washington promising the Democrat elite that she’ll help illegals settle right into our neighborhoods, become part of the workforce, and send money out of the country. Whose side is she on? It sure isn’t the hardworking citizens of Pennsylvania.
This kind of hypocrisy has become the trademark of the open-borders crowd. They claim to care about your community but champion “assimilation” for people here illegally, even applauding those who funnel cash overseas instead of building the American Dream. The left is obsessed with globalism—helping everyone but Americans, no matter how many of our laws need to get trampled in the process.
Janelle Stelson’s campaign isn’t the exception; it’s the rule for Democrats today. They’re willing to lie, bend the rules, and look the other way if it means more power for their party. So, the next time you hear a Democrat talk tough on the border, ask yourself: Are they protecting your family, or just importing new votes and cheap labor? Looks like we already know Stelson’s answer.
Source: Townhall
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