Illegals First: An EMERGENCY Message to Any Black People Supporting Kamala Harris (Video)

Kamala Harris has faced intense criticism for her handling of the U.S. southern border, with many pointing to her role in allowing record numbers of illegal immigrants to enter the country. This has had dire consequences, particularly for black communities, as illustrated by a recent incident in Aurora, Colorado. Democrat city officials reportedly evicted dozens of black families from their apartment complex after Venezuelan migrant gangs took over the building.

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Harris, who has been tasked with addressing border issues, has been accused of neglecting her duties, leading to an influx of migrants that has disrupted communities across the nation. Critics argue that her actions, or lack thereof, have directly contributed to the displacement of these families, raising concerns about her commitment to protecting vulnerable populations.

This situation is not an isolated incident. Harris’s policies have been linked to the ongoing struggles faced by black families in America. Her failure to visit the border and address the crisis head-on has left many questioning her leadership and priorities.

As the November elections approach, voters, particularly in the black community, are being urged to consider the impact of Harris’s actions on their lives. The message is clear: her decisions have had real and damaging consequences, and it’s crucial to think about this when casting your vote.

The city shut down the building, claiming noise and other complaints, but the reality, according to an independent investigation, is that gangsters here illegally from Venezuela took over the building/area

Even the cops know it, and they’re concerned migrant gangsters are expanding all over the country

“The city and the APD are also aware of concerns at the national level that members of a Venezuelan prison gang have arrived in the United States and established organized crime cells in cities throughout the country. APD leadership shares in those concerns and is actively working with law enforcement agencies across the metro area to conclusively determine if there is a connection between metro criminal activity and a specific group or organization. In the meantime, any such specific activity is immaterial to and separate from the city’s code enforcement actions at the property and the building’s inhabitability.”

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