Since the murder of Charlie Kirk we have seen the criminal element come out of the woodwork. Those who sow torment and destruction are in a class all by themselves. We know who they are, what they are, where they are and will teach them a lesson that they will never forget.
They can hide from the law, but in the end we will find them. Not only are they illegals, they are criminals who broke into our country. They are the liberal scum condoned by the perverted adminstation of Biden who harbor these POS. Don’t let anybody forget that a country without the enforcement of their laws is not a country at all. Borders don’t mean anything to them.
That brings us to Portland Oregon, the Philadelphia of the West. America has seen ANTIFA work their wares there in the past, but now we have a different situation.
Portland mayor condemns federal intervention, claims videos of anti-ICE riots were from years ago
By
Alexandra Koch, Fox News
Published Sep. 28, 2025, 3:58 a.m. ET
Portland Mayor Keith Wilson on Saturday dismissed President Donald Trump’s plan to send federal troops to Oregon’s largest city, claiming there is no lawlessness or violence there.
Trump announced Saturday morning he plans to send troops to Portland at the request of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
The president said he directed War Secretary Pete Hegseth to provide “all necessary troops to protect war-ravaged Portland, and any of our ICE facilities under siege from attack by Antifa, and other domestic terrorists,” adding he was authorizing full force, if necessary.
Hours later, Wilson said during a news conference the number of necessary troops is “zero” in Portland, “and any other American city.”
“This is an American city,” Wilson said. “We do not need any intervention. This is not a military target.”
The mayor alleged the president would “not find” lawlessness or violence in the city, claiming video footage showing violence in the city was from five years ago was “recycled and then recycled again.”
“If President Trump came to Portland today, what he would find is people riding their bikes, playing sports, enjoying the sunshine, buying groceries or produce from a farmers’ market,” Wilson said. “We’ve had hard conversations, and we’ve done important work in the years since that footage was taken, we reformed our public safety system. We’ve refocused our community and on our economy, and we’ve redoubled our efforts to help our most vulnerable.”