This
morning, President Trump welcomed Angel Families to the White House for a
remembrance ceremony to honor their loved ones whose lives were lost at the
hands of criminal
illegal aliens.
President
Trump and Republicans promised to never
forget these Americans, and they are keeping that
promise — officially making February 22nd National
Angel Family Day.
Hear
directly from the Angel families this morning:
- Allyson Phillips,
whose daughter, 22-year old Laken Riley, was killed: "If you've lived
that nightmare that we have lived, you understand the importance of the
job that [President Trump] is doing in securing our nation and fighting
for our families.”
- Steve Ronnebeck,
whose 21-year-old son, Grant, was shot and killed while working at an
Arizona convenience store: “Now, today, we are finally going to see that
somebody's going to remember all of our loved ones."
- Marie Vega,
mother of former U.S. Marine & Border Patrol Agent Javier Vega, Jr.
who was killed: “Without [President Trump], America, and the world, would
not know the consequences of open borders."
- Laura Wilkerson,
whose son Joshua was tortured and killed: “[President Trump] never, ever,
looked away from my pain...he's never missed a day of fighting for the
American family."
- Jody Jones,
whose brother, Rocky, was shot and killed: "I'm sick and tired of
hearing these [Democrat] politicians stand up on these podiums and say how
sorry they are for seeing these criminal illegal aliens being 'ripped
apart' from their families. What about us?"
President
Trump and Republicans are giving Angel families hope and
bringing back accountability after
four years of being ignored by Democrats who allowed countless unvetted
criminals into our country.
