Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT) tore into the Gallatin County Attorney for standing in the way of ICE. Knudsen called the Democrat prosecutor a Soros prosecutor and liberal "lightweight" when it comes to the law.
Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT) slammed Democrat county officials in Bozeman for blocking an agreement with ICE. This, as the AG weighs in from the Southern Border as we speak.
So here is the major measles update out of Gallatin County. Plus, since these were the first cases in Montana since 1990- let's break down the political rhetoric that ensued.
We called out the Gallatin County Commissioners for standing in the way of ICE, and for failing to protect the community from the criminal illegal aliens filling up Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley. But we also offered them the opportunity to respond. Here it is
Over 1,000 illegal aliens are reportedly in Montana. Most of them are in Gallatin County. And now we find out that some Gallatin County officials are standing in the way of ICE? Here we go.
"For the 4th year in a row, Gallatin County proposes a pay raise for elected officials. Meanwhile, people are getting taxed out of their homes." -Kendall Cotton
When I first saw this headline from KBZK-TV, I just assumed this must have been an update to a story about the Bozeman rape suspect from last Fall. Nope, this is another Bozeman rape suspect now on an ICE hold in the jail.
This was the KBZK-TV headline that caught my eye Monday morning: "Man faces rape, kidnapping charges after being found with woman at Bozeman Beach; The man is being held wi