A pro-ICE ad campaign reminding Americans of the “dangerous” criminal illegal immigrants let into the country during the Biden administration will hit the airwaves ahead of President Trump’s State of the Union address next week.
The 30-second spot, titled “Forget,” will run on national TV and digital platforms this week with an emphasis on Washington, DC, and the swing states of Georgia, Michigan and North Carolina.
American Sovereignty, a conservative nonprofit, is the group behind the seven-figure ad buy.
“They want us to forget that for years they let dangerous criminals into our country. They want us to forget their names and who took them from us. They want to give dangerous illegal immigrants sanctuary, defying federal laws, causing chaos, and putting our safety at risk,” the female narrator says in the ad.
“Enough is enough,” the woman declares. “We must let Immigration and Customs Enforcement do its job, removing dangerous criminals from our neighborhoods and keeping America safe.”
The ad includes headlines referencing the shocking rape and murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, and images of Kayla Hamilton, Laken Riley and Rachel Morin.
All four were allegedly murdered by criminal illegal immigrants who entered the country during the Biden administration.
The ad also references the Democrat judge in New Mexico who harbored an alleged Tren de Aragua gang member in his home, and the Wisconsin judge who was convicted last year of obstructing ICE agents by helping an illegal immigrant evade arrest.
American Sovereignty made waves ahead of the Super Bowl earlier this month by putting up pro-ICE billboards in San Francisco, the site of the big game, that outraged residents of the liberal city.
The group’s latest ad campaign follows recent polling indicating a majority of Americans support deporting criminal illegal immigrants.
A Public Opinion Strategies survey released earlier this month found 79% of likely voters in the swing states of Arizona, Georgia, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Texas and Wisconsin agreed that illegal immigrants convicted of a crime should be required to leave the United States.
Polling firm Cygnal similarly found that Americans support deporting illegal immigrants by 61% to 34% margin. A smaller majority, 54%, expressed support for ICE enforcing federal immigration laws and carrying out deportation operations.
