Senator Marco Rubio | Official U.S. House headshot
Senator Marco Rubio | Official U.S. House headshot
Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) recently spoke with Carines Moncada on América Radio 1260 AM about various pressing issues. Rubio addressed the threat of the Tren de Aragua in the U.S., changes in immigration policies in Democratic cities, Nicaragua's role in human trafficking, and more.
Rubio expressed concern about the Tren de Aragua, stating, "There is much to worry about, knowing that the Tren de Aragua is here in our cities." He emphasized the need to designate the Tren de Aragua as a transnational criminal organization to effectively combat its organized threat.
Discussing criminals taking advantage of Biden administration policies, Rubio highlighted the risks posed by individuals crossing the border and the potential for criminal activities. He warned about the challenges of deporting a large number of individuals due to lack of cooperation from certain countries.
Regarding changes in immigration policies in Democratic cities, Rubio noted the shift towards stricter laws following recent events. He stressed that the border crisis affects the entire nation, with a significant number of illegal entries daily.
Rubio also touched upon the importance of the Homestead Air Reserve Base (HARB) and its critical role in emergency situations in the region. He emphasized the need to maintain and strengthen HARB for logistical support.
Furthermore, Rubio discussed the crisis in Haiti, highlighting the lack of government authority and the dominance of criminal gangs in the country. He expressed concern about the situation in Haiti and its impact on neighboring countries.
On Nicaragua's involvement in human trafficking, Rubio condemned the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo for turning the country into a hub for trafficking individuals towards the U.S. He underscored the threat posed by Nicaragua's state-sponsored trafficking activities.
Lastly, Rubio commented on President Biden's State of the Union address, criticizing the delivery and content of the speech. He suggested that Biden's speech aimed to appease certain factions within his party and distract from internal criticisms.
Rubio's insights shed light on various critical issues affecting the U.S. and the region, urging vigilance and proactive measures to address these challenges.