Rep. Jasmine Crockett: “How Many More People Have to Die?”
July 15, 2026
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as posted by the channelRep. Jasmine Crockett calls out Congress for failing to do the one thing it was elected to do: conduct oversight.
As reports of deaths in ICE custody continue to mount and concerns over immigration enforcement grow, Crockett argues that lawmakers should be investigating what is happening inside federal detention facilities—not wasting taxpayer dollars on political theater. She warns that blocking oversight only makes accountability harder and leaves families searching for answers when lives are lost.
Crockett also condemns the intimidation of members of Congress attempting to carry out their oversight responsibilities, arguing that transparency is essential when federal agencies are entrusted with extraordinary power. For her, this isn't about politics—it's about whether Congress is willing to protect the people it serves.
This exchange is about more than one hearing. It's about who gets held accountable when lives are on the line—and whether Congress will do its job before more families are forced to pay the price.
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