Of all the things to regret voting for, deporting criminal aliens would never be on my list. That’s not the case for Democrat Rep. Jahana Hayes of Connecticut. The Laken Riley Act was massively bipartisan and is the first bill President Trump signed into law to start his second term. The bill, rightfully named after Laken Riley, who was brutally killed by a criminal alien who entered the country illegally in 2022, is a vote Rep. Hayes said this week that she regrets.
During a CNN town hall-style interview, Rep. Hayes stated: “As I’ve thought about it, over the last couple of months, I probably would have voted differently. It’s a vote that I regret. I understand how immigrants across this country, who are here legally and have followed the law, are being terrorized right now because they are unsure of what happens next. I voted for that piece of…
