Staff Reports
The immigration policies of the Trump administration have had quite a rollercoaster ride lately, facing legal challenges on various fronts. Recently, a federal judge decided to throw a wrench in the works by blocking the expansion of fast-track deportations. This ruling certainly raised eyebrows, especially among supporters of the former president. South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace, who is also running for governor, was all fired up about it. In her eyes, this instance reflects a troubling trend – what she calls “rogue judges” acting beyond their authority.
Mace, a member of Congress’s House Oversight Committee, made her feelings clear. She believes that if President Trump wants to expedite the deportation of criminal aliens, he should be able to do so without hindrance. After all, voters expect their elected officials to uphold the law and keep communities safe. Mace argued passionately that it is the president’s prerogative to implement such measures. In her words, this is not just about policy but about delivering on promises made to the American people during elections.
As discussions continue about crime rates in urban areas like Chicago, Mace is eager to see federal resources deployed where they can make a significant difference. According to her, safety should be a top priority, and current leaders are failing in that regard. She specifically mentioned the violent crime prevalent in cities suffering from poor leadership and governance. Instead of taking a backseat, Mace asserts that federal intervention is a necessity to combat crime effectively in locales like Chicago.
When asked about the political climate in South Carolina, Mace expressed enthusiasm about her ongoing campaign efforts. She proudly noted the positive turnout during her “Mother of All Town Halls” throughout the state. With a solid base of supporters showing up and more than 8,000 individuals contributing to her campaign, it appears that Mace has struck a chord with voters. Not one to shy away from the challenges of statewide campaigning, she is determined to carry the momentum she has built, believing strongly in Trump’s policies as a central theme of her candidacy.
Furthermore, Mace addressed the “Big Beautiful Bill”, a brainchild of the Trump administration. She explained how many South Carolinians are excited about the prospect of receiving significant tax returns and experiencing safer streets in their communities. Highlighting the threats posed by criminal organizations like MS-13 and the Sinaloa cartel, she underscored the urgent need for America First policies to ensure that safety and security become a reality, not just empty promises. As her campaign unfolds, Mace is committed to working hard to secure the trust and support of voters—hoping her efforts will lead to an exciting new chapter for South Carolina.
