‘View’ co-worker warns spouses not to demonize ice and military personnel over La Riots

“The View” co-worker Alyssa Farah Griffin warned her co-joys Wednesday against “demonizing” immigration and the implementation of Customs (ICE) in their discussion of the riots of LA.

“I think Trump is not doing this just for optics,” said co-president Sunny host. “I think this is a test case so that it dismantles some of our institutions. I think it’s a capture of power. I think it is trying to use the power of the army to suppress people’s rights. I think it’s very clear. When you use the army against your citizens, it’s a sign of fascism. That’s just the truth.”

Conductors continued to criticize the president for his decision to send troops to help law enforcement.

Griffin then called on the co-leaders to be careful not to “take the bait”, as Hostin insisted that she would not think it was bait.

“I haven’t done my point yet,” Griffin said. “ICE agents, they are non -partisan actors, for the most part, who were registered for work and served under numerous administrations. They did not necessarily register to do so, and they are following an order of the Commander -in -Chief.”

Co-president Whoopi Goldberg and Host said they were not demonizing them.

“We are saying that this is the result of ICE, ICE actions,” insisted the host. Liberal co-perpetrator blamed Ice for the crisis in La Tuesday.

Griffin added, “I think it is important to remember that it is the Commander -in -Chief who made the decision. They are following the orders.”

Goldberg then made a seeming comparison with Germany in the 1930s, saying, “Where have you heard it before?” I am simply following orders from the Commander -in -Chief. “”

Goldberg agreed with co-chapter Sara Haines, who said she did not blame the National Guard or Marines, but said they had to be careful.

“I think it’s important for us to statistically remember the National Guard, the Marines and even these ICE agents … half of them probably have your political views. Half of them are probably quite uncomfortable with these orders. They have families in the house. They have bills to pay, and they are asking if I have to leave,” Griffin withdrew again.

Goldberg agreed and then continued to say construction companies and more would have a more difficult time to make people work without immigrants.

Hostin insisted on Monday that being undocumented was not illegal during a conversation about the riots in LA.