DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin sat down with Fox News for his first interview after confirmation — and dropped a bombshell: sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement may lose their customs operations at major international airports. He named LAX in Los Angeles and JFK in New York.
Jenny Beth Martin suggested O'Hare, SeaTac, and MSP belong on the list too.
In this segment, Stacy Washington (host of Stacy on the Right, SiriusXM Patriot 125) and Kris Ullman (President of Eagle Forum) react to Secretary Mullin's comments and weigh in on whether this is constitutional, effective, and how it will survive the inevitable legal challenge.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
• What exactly DHS Secretary Mullin said — and what he's threatening
• Why Kris Ullman actually pushes back: customs agents intercepted six tons of illegal drugs per day and must be paid
• Stacy Washington on why an Article III judge will likely block this — and why Trump should do it anyway
• The 800% increase in attacks on federal law enforcement linked to sanctuary city policies
• The Memphis success story: 4,300 arrests of violent criminals, relative peace restored
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Chapters (relative to segment start):
00:00 — Jenny Beth introduces the Mullin interview
00:31 — DHS Secretary Mullin clip: should LAX and JFK lose customs?
01:58 — Jenny Beth: add O'Hare, SeaTac, and MSP to that list
02:26 — Kris Ullman: keep the agents, defund the cities
03:48 — Stacy Washington: court challenges and the Memphis result
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