Rashida Tlaib Has Emotional Breakdown at Hearing, Claims 'No One is Illegal'

Michigan Representative Rashida “Impeach the [email protected]#fer” Tlaib had an emotional and mental breakdown at today’s immigration hearing proclaiming that no one is illegal, and that to say so is derogatory.

“First, no one is illegal. That term is derogatory now because it dehumanizes people” Tlaib said.

She added “You can say any other forms of maybe coming in without regulations or so forth, but the use of ‘illegal’ is disrespectful and I ask my colleagues to try in so many ways to not dehumanize our immigrant neighbors that are trying to come in for a safe haven.”

First off, no one is saying that another person is inherently “illegal,” they’re called “illegal aliens” or “illegals” because they’ve broken our laws. Which is illegal.

Maybe Representative Tlaib would be happier if we called them “criminals” instead, which is actually more accurate.

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Do you think that would satisfy the far left “squad” of Ocasio-Cortez, Omar, Pressley and Tlaib?

Yeah, I didn’t think so either.

Watch the whole thing:

The “squad” is clearly filled with lunatics. Pelosi is right in trying to isolate them.

Partial transcript:

CUMMINGS: “Thank you for your phone call about two weeks ago, when you went to — before we got our things to get down there, go down to the border, thank you very much. You have now five minutes.”

TLAIB: “Thank you so much, Chairman. Honorable members of the committee, thank you all for this critically important hearing today and shokran, which means thank you, Chairman Cummings for always creating a space for us in this committee. From the first week you said we give you new energy. I hope that’s still the case. So thank you.

By allowing us to testify before this committee and enter what we observed and experienced in our visit to El Paso border on July 1st, to the CBP Station One and the Clint camp, and into the congressional record, I appreciate that responsibility and not picking on the President but holding this administration accountable.

First, no one is illegal. That term is derogatory now because it dehumanizes people. You can say any other forms of maybe coming in without regulations or so forth, but the use of ‘illegal’ is disrespectful and I ask my colleagues to try in so many ways to not dehumanize our immigrant neighbors that are trying to come in for a safe haven.”