‘Deport Them All. Zero Tolerance. The Compassion Has Run Dry’: Tomi Lahren [WATCH]

Conservative commentator Tomi Lahren delivered a forceful statement criticizing the release of illegal aliens who commit crimes and are later released without notification to federal immigration authorities, arguing that the practice has led to preventable violence and eroded public trust.

Lahren said she was reacting to details about cases in which individuals in the country illegally were arrested for crimes and then released back into communities without Immigration and Customs Enforcement being notified.

She argued that the policy decisions behind those releases prioritize illegal aliens over public safety and have consequences for American citizens and local residents.

“I’m fuming after listening to you read all of that. You read it very well. I’m so angry,” Lahren said.

“And every American out there, I don’t care if you’re Democrat, Republican, Independent, you don’t care. This should infuriate you. If you have a pulse. This should infuriate you.”

She continued by focusing on the broader policy implications, saying the repeated release of illegal aliens accused of crimes creates a cycle of violence that could be avoided if authorities coordinated with federal immigration officials.

“This should infuriate you the fact that we have dangerous illegal aliens in this country who are being arrested for crimes and then let out,” Lahren said.

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“They don’t notify ICE because they want to coddle the illegals, and then guess what? They go out and they commit more heinous crimes. They take the lives of Americans and others in the community.”

Lahren argued that Democratic leaders have consistently defended policies that allow for such releases, often framing illegal immigration in economic terms.

She rejected that argument, saying it ignores the public safety risks highlighted by repeated criminal cases.

“If Democrats want to make this argument that we need guest workers and we need people to be landscapers and all of this, and they’re just hard working people, well, you’ve lost all of our compassion for those people, because you side with these people over and over and over again,” she said.

According to Lahren, that pattern has fundamentally changed how many Americans view the issue, shifting the debate from selective enforcement to broad frustration with illegal immigration policy.

“So then our compassion in totality has run dry, because now we want everyone out because we’re fed up,” she said.

Lahren also addressed comments made by Jasmine Crockett, referencing remarks Crockett made about a deceased individual.

She tied those remarks to Crockett’s political ambitions in Texas, arguing that voters should take them seriously as they consider future elections.

“And Joey the fact that Jasmine Crockett wants to be a senator from Texas, and she’s calling this poor girl a random dead person,” Lahren said.

“Well, Texas, you got a big decision to make, and I hope you make the right one.”

WATCH:

Deport them all. Zero tolerance. The compassion has run dry. pic.twitter.com/ubFIzLVON0

— Tomi Lahren (@TomiLahren) December 22, 2025