DHS: Democrats bringing suspected undocumented guests to Trump’s SOTU. Thoughts? Comment. Source: Fox News #news
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The Department of Homeland Security warned that several House Democrats plan to bring undocumented migrants as guests to President Trump’s State of the Union tonight as a protest of his immigration policies and ICE enforcement. DHS accused lawmakers of prioritizing “illegal aliens” over citizen safety and provided a list of invited guests that it said includes suspected undocumented immigrants, DREAMers and people arrested for obstructing enforcement. Lawmakers such as Rep. Ilhan Omar and Rep. Mark Takano have invited people affected by ICE actions. Democrats are staging counterprograms in Washington while the White House highlighted victims’ families invited to the speech. (foxnews.com)
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Sen. Elissa Slotkin says she is under federal investigation after appearing in a November video in which six Democratic lawmakers with military/intelligence backgrounds urged U.S. servicemembers to refuse illegal orders. (theguardian.com) Prosecutors, including the D.C. U.S. attorney’s office and an FBI counterterrorism inquiry, have sought interviews about the 90‑second clip. (apnews.com) President Trump denounced the video as “seditious,” prompting threats against participants and a White House clarification. (theguardian.com) Slotkin says she was contacted about the probe, has received death and bomb threats, and was placed under Capitol Police protection. (news.wfsu.org) Sen. Mark Kelly and House Democrats who appeared in the clip face related inquiries. (time.com)
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Breaking: a social-media post asked followers to rate President Trump’s State of the Union on a scale of 0–10, igniting online debate as the address aired Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 9 p.m. ET. Trump used the speech to tout economic and security gains and outline legislative priorities; critics called it misleading. Dozens of House and Senate Democrats planned boycotts or counterprogramming, while Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger and Sen. Alex Padilla delivered English- and Spanish‑language Democratic responses. Polling and coverage showed a sharply divided public reacting along partisan lines. The quick viral poll became a focal point for viewers’ reactions. (twstalker.com)
