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For Christ and CountryThe Martyrdom of Charlie Kirk. Drew Allen and Stephen Gardner discuss
* **13,621 Criminal Illegal Aliens Released:** The Trump administration says New York sanctuary policies allowed 13,621 criminal illegal aliens to be released from custody instead of being transferred to ICE, raising major questions about Governor Kathy Hochul’s immigration and public-safety policies.
* DHS says these weren't simply people accused of entering the country illegally. Officials say the group included individuals accused or convicted of murder, sexual crimes, child exploitation, gang activity, drug trafficking, and other serious offenses.
* **Operation Rotten Apple:** ICE responded with a massive enforcement operation across New York, arresting more than 2,100 people in just over a month, including alleged murderers, rapists, child predators, gang members, and traffickers.
* But that leaves an obvious question: if 13,621 were released and roughly 2,100 have been arrested during this operation, how many potentially dangerous offenders remain in American communities?
* Another disturbing ICE case involves an illegal immigrant who allegedly entered the United States multiple times and was eventually arrested over accusations that he sexually targeted children through Roblox by offering them free gift cards.
* The larger immigration debate is becoming increasingly difficult for Democrats as Trump and Republicans argue that sanctuary policies aren't merely about protecting otherwise law-abiding immigrants—they can also prevent ICE from immediately taking custody of dangerous criminal offenders.
* **Republicans returned to Washington with two major political moves:** They advanced government funding through December, potentially removing another shutdown battle before the election, while also forcing Congress to vote on a resolution condemning socialism.
* **192 Democrats refused to vote to condemn socialism**, while eight Democrats crossed party lines. With socialist candidates gaining influence inside Democratic primaries, Republicans believe this vote could become powerful ammunition heading into the midterm elections.
* House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries is also opposing the SAVE America Act, giving Republicans another opening to campaign heavily on voter ID, proof of citizenship, clean voter rolls, election integrity, and preventing noncitizens from participating in federal elections.
* President Trump is heading toward the midterms with immigration, crime, socialism, election security, and government accountability becoming major dividing lines between Republicans and Democrats.
* The show also remembers **Charlie Kirk on the anniversary of his death**, including his political legacy, influence on young conservatives, and his book.
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