According to U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn), "blue communist judges" and other corrupt politicians are playing a major role in the destruction of Democrat-controlled cities.
On Wednesday evening, Alabama's senior U.S. Senator joined Fox Business Network's "The Evening Edit" to unpack the issue.
"They're going to protect the criminals. They're not going to protect ICE. They're not going to protect law enforcement," Tuberville argued. "Their entire goal is to make sure that they have anarchy in these cities, and they're going to get what they want. If they keep doing this, they keep pushing the narrative."
Tuberville said he hopes attacks on law enforcement and ICE agents in blue cities will continue to be disclosed.
"I hate it for the law enforcement and ICE agents, it's going to be very, very tough, but [I] hope we continue to make public all the things that are going on. As you just heard reporters say how devastating it was, the brutal attacks that are coming on our ICE officers, it's, it's terrible, but again, we can't lose our streets and neighborhoods. We're going to lose our we're going to lose our entire country."
According to Tuberville, leaders in Democratic strongholds across the country are intentionally obstructing operations for one reason.
"This is all corruption in these blue cities. The mayors, the governors, the judges, they're hiding something," he noted. "They don't want law enforcement to come in, they don't want ICE to come in. They don't want people arrested that are eventually possibly going to vote for these corrupt politicians."
Tuberville expects the disorder and hostility in blue cities to continue.
"It's just unfortunate that the people there in Chicago and some of these other cities have to put up with it," he lamented. "It's going to continue because they hate Donald Trump so much."
"They're going to go after every person that represents the White House, and that goes with ICE and all the law enforcement," Tuberville added.
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