Hispanic Representation and Immigration Issues

Bianca Gracia here straight from the White House with Latino Wall Street News.

Listen, there is an uproar right now all over

social media with Maria Salazar

yesterday announcing and, uh, going after President Trump saying

that he has not done enough for illegal immigration or, you

know, or immigration basically. Well, I have a message for

you, uh, Maria Salazar.

So we overwhelmingly supported President Trump.

We voted for him for mass deportations.

If you recall, or were you not awake the day that he won,

um, he-- we Hispanic-- American Hispanics

overwhelmingly voted for him to return to the White House and to

clean up crime, to make our community safer,

and we did vote for mass deportation, believe it or not.

So

listen, American Hispanics are not upset.

We're not upset because of the immigration problem, people.

That is not why we're upset. Do you wanna know why Hispanic Americans

are upset

right now? They're upset because of lack of

representation.

They're upset because they do not have a voice.

They're upset because they feel like they've been left behind.

They're upset because they don't have a seat at the table.

And every time that they try to get a seat at the table, the sh- the door is shut

on them.

For example,

I was literally just told that no Spanish media could go

back and ask questions because the healthcare announcement

was not really about

Spanish.

Okay. Well, I guess healthcare doesn't affect Hispanic

Americans, but I don't know.

They know more than me, right? So this is what I'm talking about.

This is what people get upset about. It's not because of immigration.

We could care less about immigration.

We are actually have been applauding pr- um, and asking why Tom Homan

is-- it's-- we feel like it's minimal.

There are still many people that need to return back to their

countries that are

here illegally. There are still people

that need to be rounded up.

And so guys, at the end of the day,

Hispa-- Maria Salazar, I wish you would stop, um...

You know, I don't know. I don't know who you're-- y- I mean,

obviously you're

representing illegals now. You're not representing legal Americans.

And so on behalf of the legal, huh, American

Hispanics, I'm going to tell you, we are not upset because of immigration.

We are upset because of the lack of representation. There you go.

That's directly here from the White House on behalf of Latino Wall Street

News and Latinos for America First, who has always championed border

security, has helped the border patrol agents,

have helped the sheriffs in

Texas and in Arizona

fight illegal immigration. We ask for the border to be shut, and

if you do not

believe me, go read my blog. Go read my Latino Reset on Newsmax.

I was very hardcore on the border security.

This is not a joke. It's not a lie. Go read my articles.

So this is not what we're upset about. Get it together, people.

Understand that there is a lack of messaging and, uh,

the Hispanic community has

no representation right now. So,

um,

we're heading into the midterms, and you guys just don't get it,

and you just don't

care, and that's really what it's about.

So

straight from the White House with Bianca Gracia.

More-- We'll see what develops 'cause you know

what?

Th- Trump just made an announcement that he's, uh, pretty much banning

CNN and, uh, MSN now from the press

room and from the White House. So you know what?

That-- We're like independent media. We're like, "Yay!

More room for us." And so here we go.

This is gonna be, uh, a, an eventful day.

Um, I'm sure there'll be a lawsuit already

being filed and all kinds of stuff, and

they're gonna come after him about free speech, blah, blah, blah.

Anyway, here we go.

Uh, but as we know, the legacy media and the mainstream media is slowly dying,

and

independent media is on the rise. So again, just like me, yours truly,

Bianca Gracia, straight from the White House.