United States President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on the Democratic Party on Thursday, accusing its members of actively working to prevent the deportation of violent criminals from the United States. In a post on Truth Social, Trump stated, “THE DEMOCRATS ARE FIGHTING LIKE HELL TO KEEP MURDERERS, AND ALL OTHER TYPE OF CRIMINALS, SOLIDLY IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. THEY HAVE GONE CRAZY, AND ARE ONLY GETTING WORSE.”

The president’s remarks reflect his administration’s continued hardline stance on immigration enforcement. Trump has repeatedly emphasized the need for stricter deportation policies and has frequently criticized Democratic leaders for opposing his efforts to tighten border controls and increase removals of undocumented individuals with criminal records.

In addition to criticizing Democrats, Trump took aim at the U.S. Supreme Court, accusing it of delaying his administration’s attempts to deport individuals he described as “violent criminals and terrorists.” He asserted that these delays were the result of lobbying efforts by what he called the “Radical Left.”

The comments mark the latest escalation in the ongoing political battle over immigration, a key issue that has defined much of Trump’s domestic policy agenda. The administration has faced legal pushback over several immigration initiatives, with opponents arguing that some measures violate due process or federal statutes.

Supporters of Trump’s policies argue that prioritizing the deportation of individuals with violent criminal records enhances public safety. Critics counter that such broad language is used to justify sweeping enforcement actions that may also affect non-violent or asylum-seeking migrants.

As the election season continues, immigration is expected to remain a central theme in political discourse, with both parties drawing sharp contrasts in approach and rhetoric. Trump’s latest comments indicate that he will continue to frame immigration enforcement as a matter of national security and law and order.