“Thank God for President Trump coming in and empowering us to enforce our nation’s laws.

Department of Homeland Security on X official account2026-10-29

“Thank God for President Trump coming in and empowering us to enforce our nation’s laws. We’re able to see the crime rate drop, we’re able to see murder rates drop to a 126-year low, we’re seeing violent crimes drop to 30-40 year lows, and we’re seeing fentanyl overdoses go backward for the first time because we’re enforcing our nation’s laws.” @SecMullinDHS

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Thank God to President Trump for coming in and empowering us to enforce our nation's laws. We're able to see the crime rate drop. We're able to see murder rates drop to 126 -year low. We're seeing violent crimes drop to 30 - and 40 -year lows. We're seeing fentanyl overdoses go backwards for the first time because we're enforcing our nation's laws. And I say this all the time, the Department of Homeland Security didn't make these laws. And I say this all the time. Congress made these laws, and we enforce the laws that Congress passed. Why it's controversial for us to enforce those laws, I have no idea. Protecting our homeland should never be controversial. Doing our job and having like a Lone Star mission where we take over 4 ,100 criminals off our streets in 10 days, why? is that controversial? We should all want to be safe in our communities.

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Analyzed 2026-10-29 21:00 UTC.

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“we’re seeing fentanyl overdoses go backward for the first time because we’re enforcing our nation’s laws”

“we’re able to see murder rates drop to a 126-year low”

“we’re seeing violent crimes drop to 30-40 year lows”

“We're seeing fentanyl overdoses go backwards for the first time because we're enforcing our nation's laws.” (in the post's video)

“We're able to see murder rates drop to 126 -year low.” (in the post's video)

“We're seeing violent crimes drop to 30 - and 40 -year lows.” (in the post's video)

“having like a Lone Star mission where we take over 4,100 criminals off our streets in 10 days” (in the post's video)

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“Thank God for President Trump coming in and empowering us to enforce our nation’s laws. We’re able to see the crime rate drop, we’re able to see murder rates drop to a 126-year low, we’re seeing violent crimes drop to 30-40 year lows, and we’re seeing fentanyl overdoses go backward for the first time because we’re enforcing our nation’s laws.” @SecMullinDHS

Thank God to President Trump for coming in and empowering us to enforce our nation's laws. We're able to see the crime rate drop. We're able to see murder rates drop to 126 -year low. We're seeing violent crimes drop to 30 - and 40 -year lows. We're seeing fentanyl overdoses go backwards for the first time because we're enforcing our nation's laws. And I say this all the time, the Department of Homeland Security didn't make these laws. And I say this all the time. Congress made these laws, and we enforce the laws that Congress passed. Why it's controversial for us to enforce those laws, I have no idea. Protecting our homeland should never be controversial. Doing our job and having like a Lone Star mission where we take over 4 ,100 criminals off our streets in 10 days, why? is that controversial? We should all want to be safe in our communities.

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