During a meeting that discussed the border problem and illegal immigration, Trump was asked a question about Mara Salvatrucha or MS-13, one of the most ruthless Hispanic gangs operating today.
“You wouldn’t believe how bad these people are,” the president said, clearly referring to the gang members. “These aren’t people, these are animals, and we’re taking them out of the country at a level and at a rate that’s never happened before.”
That quote was quickly reported out of context by almost every mainstream media source, and Trump was slammed as being insensitive and racist toward all immigrants.
When the full video of the discussion emerged, however, outlets like The Associated Press were forced to sheepishly correct the story and admitted that the president was referring to MS-13.
Now, the grieving mother of one of that gang’s victims is pushing back against the liberal media, and siding with Trump’s tough words.
“The way my daughter was murdered was indescribable,” Evelyn Rodriguez, herself Hispanic, told Fox Business host Neil Cavuto. “To imagine what they did to her — there’s no words that can even (describe) it.”
Rodriguez’s 16-year-old daughter Kayla Cuevas was brutally beaten to death by MS-13 gang members in New York two years ago. Another girl was also killed at the same time, and authorities found that three of the four Mara Salvatrucha suspects were illegal aliens.
“(MS-13 is) the demon itself,” Rodriguez said. “When you look at these individuals, it’s just seeing darkness. There’s...Read More HERE
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