President Trump closed out the midterm campaign Sunday night in Salina, Kansas, at the final rally before Election Day, and he finished with a promise list built around law and order.
“We will win the war on corruption and fraud led by our great Vice President J.D. Vance,” the President said. “He’s doing a great job.” He also promised to pass the No Invasion of Our Country Act, “prohibiting any future president from ever opening our borders to illegal immigrants again.”
Then he went straight at crime. “We will ban sanctuary cities and pass the death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, human traffickers, and anyone who kills a police officer or a member of law enforcement,” Trump said.
He turned next to the ballot box. “We will pass voter identification, proof of citizenship, and the Save America Act to defend our sacred American election,” the President said, and he vowed to lock protections for women’s sports and for children into permanent law.
After the speech, the President stopped to greet the law enforcement officers working the event. Their safety is on the ballot Tuesday, Nov. 3, along with the border, the fight against fraud and the integrity of the vote. Make your plan and vote.
