President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday a new policy that would seize the assets of criminal gangs and drug cartels who have entered the country illegally with the aim of utilizing those assets to help Americans who have been harmed by migrant-crime-related acts of violence.

“So today, I’m announcing that for the first time, we [will be] seizing the assets of the criminal gangs and drug cartels and we will use those assets to create a compensation fund to provide restitution to the victims of migrant crimes,” President Trump said.

He pointedly stated that the government “WILL help on the restitution.”

The president’s comments were made during a press conference at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, that heavily focused on the chaos and bloodshed unleashed at the behest of the Biden-Harris regime, thanks to the open border.

“Kamala violated her oath, she desecrated our laws, and she got innocent girls like Jocelyn tortured and killed,” Trump continued, reflecting on the horrifying story of young Jocelyn Nungaray, who was brutally killed by illegal migrants at just 12 years old. Her killers have been associated with Venezuelan gang activity.

Trump continued, “Kamala’s cruel and immoral actions on our border are actually disqualifying, in my opinion, she’s unfit – she’s an unfit person.”

He noted that Kamala Harris has been “aiding and abetting the cartels” and pointed out that these foreign forces “have military-quality weapons.”

The big question: Who supplied them with these weapons?

“We’re going to get them out of here and we’re going to get them out FAST,” President Trump vowed.


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