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The Issue: Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s webinar informing immigrants of how to evade ICE agents.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s webinar counseling migrants on ICE tactics not only impedes the federal agents, but also puts them at risk (“Homan: Look at AOC justified,” Feb. 17).
Ocasio-Cortez has no loyalty to the country. Obstructing law-enforcement officers and harboring criminals is a criminal act. If she really thinks she can pull this treasonous stunt on Border czar Tom Homan and President Trump, she may find herself in a jail cell with a bunch of violent desperados.
Nicholas Maffei
Yonkers
Ocasio-Cortez suggested that Homan should read the US Constitution. Meanwhile, she is committing serious criminal acts herself by telling illegals how to evade law-enforcement officials.
There are criminal terrorists and infiltrators AOC could be helping with this information.
Part of the treason law under §2381 states that those who give aid or comfort to our enemies “within the United States or elsewhere is guilty of treason.”
All the Democrats and Democratic-run sanctuary cities defying the law of the land should be prosecuted as accessories before and after the fact to all the crimes committed against “we the people.”
Gregory Topliff
Aiken, SC
It’s a pity Ocasio-Cortez didn’t show the same concern to the American citizens who practically pleaded to have the Southern border closed for national security and citizens’ safety.
Why people still vote for this uselessness is beyond me.
Susan Cienfuegos
New Rochelle
Homan criticized AOC for giving advice on how to stop ICE agents from performing their duties. Her rebuttal was a suggestion that he read the US Constitution.
I humbly suggest she read the oath she swore to upon taking office in the House of Representatives.
Jim Grant
Jensen Beach, Fla.
I hope Homan listens to Ocasio-Cortez’s suggestions and learns the secrets of how crime-committing illegals avoid arrest. He can then use that information to help ICE find them.
John Dumary Jr.
Duanesburg
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The Issue: President Trump calling Russia’s Vladimir Putin before Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
President Trump’s decision to put Russian President Vladimir Putin first in his effort to secure a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine strikes me as a slap in the face to President Volodymyr Zelensky, whose troops have courageously held the Russian Bear at bay for three blood-soaked years now (“Snubbed Zel unhappy,” Feb. 14).
One can only hope that the outcome doesn’t result in the Finlandization of Ukraine.
James Hyland
Beechhurst
I find it outrageous but not surprising that Trump engaged in a chummy conversation with Putin, a murderous autocrat who destroyed the Russian democracy he inherited, claimed the collapse of the Soviet Union was the greatest calamity in human history, repeatedly denounced the United States and launched an unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.
He wants all of it and has said so. It is clear Trump intends to sell out Ukraine, which he recently criticized for resisting Putin’s “special military operation” and causing the war to drag on.
Ukraine has vowed to fight on, regardless of what Trump says and does, and it will have the continued support of our NATO allies, who are under no illusions as to the mortal threat Putin and Russia pose to the rest of Europe.
Dennis Middlebrooks
Brooklyn
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