Congresswoman from new York Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez this week continued its violent assaults on the administration trump on several fronts. Two days ago she accused the Pentagon of opacity costs $21 trillion and questions to health care at $32 trillion. Earlier Ocasio-Cortez, commented on the investigation by the New York Times, which claimed that trump helped their parents to evade tax, calling tax evasion trump «public theft». Today, criticizing the migration policy of the White house, she said that «the administration of the tramp was a criminal from the beginning.»
Thank you, @RepJayapal.
It shouldn’t have to take a member of Congress physically showing up by herself to get ICE to stop violating international law *as an exception.*
From jailing children to banning folks based on their religion, this Admin has been criminal from the start. https://t.co/YDhJxsARiX
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@Ocasio2018) December 3, 2018
This statement Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made in response to a tweet Democrat Congresswoman from Washington Pramila Jayapal who reported that she was able to help five asylum-seekers to enter the United States. Last week, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham invited Ocasio-Cortez to tour the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington to «show the difference between the Holocaust and the caravan of migrants going from Mexico». In response, Ocasio-Cortez proclaimed in his post: «the main objective of this Museum is to bring its lessons to the present day. This administration put in jail children and has violated human rights… Maybe we should stop pretending that authoritarianism + violence is the subject of history, not growing and real power».
No bans.
No walls.
No fences.
No chains.
No justice — no peace.
We will fight, we will vote, and we will run until hate is dismantled.
Vote today and help us mobilize. AFTER VOTING, NYC #MuslimBan protests start at 6pm.
2 NYC Congressional candidates today support #AbolishICE pic.twitter.com/ePTMSJvoOm
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@Ocasio2018) June 26, 2018
Maybe someone surprised the pressure from the newly minted 29-year-old Congresswoman, but it’s worth remembering that’s what she promised the voters during the election campaign: «No prohibitions. Without walls. Without fences. Without chains. No justice, no peace. We will fight, we will vote and we will go until the hatred is dismantled». Perhaps it was not a romantic exaggeration on her part.
