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The father of a black teenager murdered by an illegal immigrant asked “do black lives really matter?” in a House hearing to review the Department of Homeland Security’s policies towards “non-citizens unlawfully present in the United States.”
That father, Jamiel Shaw, and Michael Ronnebeck, the uncle of another man murdered earlier this month by an illegal immigrant, testified at Wednesday’s hearing in front of a subcommittee of the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
There are 100s if not 1000s of American citizens of different race who have a story about themselves or a loved one being victimized by an illegal alien. Murder, rape, robbery, DUIs. His testimony speaks for many American citizens who have a story to tell. He should be asking "do the lives of American citizens matter".
This isn't about 'race', it's about the illegals that Obama protects. Why can't the father bring himself to say it the way it is: Obama is responsible for giving illegals the freedom and protection to allow them to commit crimes over and over without penalty. Doesn't he understand that ICE takes its orders from Obama? That Obama is the one who ordered the release of thousands of illegals, including the illegal that killed his son? That if it wasn't for Obama his son would probably be alive today?
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