Is the Trump administration weaponizing law enforcement?

Democrats apparently think that enforcing the law is the equivalent of weaponizing law enforcement. If that's the only definition of weaponizing law enforcement, then I'm in favor of the weaponization of law enforcement.

That isn't the definition of weaponizing law enforcement. It's the Democrats' definition of weaponizing law enforcement. The Democrats' definition of weaponizing law enforcement is actually the definition of what sane people called enforcing the law.

According to this article, "A trio of Democratic lawmakers who participated in the 'storming' of Delaney Hall last week doubled down on their actions this week, arguing the Trump administration is 'weaponizing law enforcement.'"What a bunch of drama queens. This was a PR stunt pulled by Democrats.Three of the 4 people who tried to break into Delaney Hall are members of Congress, which means that they know the protocol for conducting oversight on sensitive locations. These Democrats utterly ignored those protocols. According to this report, Newark Democrat Mayor Ras Baraka insists that he doesn't knoow how this will affect his campaign:

That's BS. I'd be stunned if he hasn't raised a ton of money for his gubernatorial campaign as a result of this stunt. He was with 3 congressmen and women. They knew what contacts needed to be made and when.

More than these Democrats pulling a foolish PR stunt, they did another thing wrong. 75% of the prisoners housed in Delaney are violent criminals, some with final deportation orders; one was flagged by Interpol. These aren't routine criminals. These are nasty, nasty criminals. Rioting (these Democrat politicians weren't protesting, some assaulted police officers) could've gotten innocent people injured or killed. Did Mayor Baraka think of that when he was trying to create an insurrection?

It's rich that Democrats are accusing the Trump administration of weaponizing law enforcement. Democrats tried shoving Trump off the ballot in Colorado nd Maine. They filed 4 indictments and 91 counts across 4 states; 2 were state charges, the other 2 were federal charges. The only conviction these Democrats got will be overturned on appeal. The other indictments got thrown out before trial. Geting thrown out before trial is like a sharpor slap in the face. These Democrats deserve that.

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