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Trump truth Social post containing 2 videos. Video transcript Mike Collins: I wrote the Laken Riley Act after she was murdered. Her family begged for help, but Jon Ossoff voted no. I looked Jon in the eye, he stared right through me. Didn't lift a finger.
WASHINGTON D.C. — Truth Social post containing 2 videos.
Video transcript Mike Collins: I wrote the Laken Riley Act after she was murdered. Her family begged for help, but Jon Ossoff voted no. I looked Jon in the eye, he stared right through me.
Donald J. Trump shared a campaign advertisement from Representative Mike Collins criticizing Senator Jon Ossoff’s voting record on the Laken Riley Act. The legislation, which requires the federal detention of unauthorized immigrants charged with theft, has become a central issue in Georgia’s upcoming Senate race.
Donald J. Trump shared a Truth Social post at Washington D.C.
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Truth Social post containing 2 videos.
Video transcript Mike Collins: I wrote the Laken Riley Act after she was murdered. Her family begged for help, but Jon Ossoff voted no. I looked Jon in the eye, he stared right through me. Didn’t lift a finger. With his re-election coming, Jon switched his vote. That’s not a senator, that’s a coward. I’m Mike Collins and I approve this message because if you can’t stand for Laken Riley, you shouldn’t stand a chance for re-election.
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