THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Time for Obama to get Tough on Criminal Aliens After the recent murders of Kate Steinle and Marilyn Pharis by illegal immigrants, one would think that the Obama Administration would begin cracking down on the release of violent illegal aliens into our local communities. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the case. In fact--just last week--ICE officials released three dangerous criminal aliens into the streets of Arizona. A press statement from Sheriff Paul Babeu of Pinal County AZ states that criminal aliens from Iraq, Russia and Sudan were all released into the state this month. The men have been charged and convicted of the following crimes: aggravated assault, kidnapping and murder. Babeu's statement goes on to say, "ICE has been releasing these criminal illegal immigrants into local communities, that we as Sheriffs are sworn to protect. You don't have to be the Sheriff or a uniformed patrol deputy to realize that these dangerous criminals will reoffend and victimize our Arizona families. The Arizona Sheriffs Association stands united against the release of dangerous criminal illegals into American communities. They must be deported now, never to return to the United States again." With a majority of American voters supporting the deportation of criminal aliens, it is time for Obama to get serious about keeping our citizens safe. Bush Strikes Back Earlier this week it was Donald Trump who lashed out against Bush accusing him of running a lackluster campaign. "Jeb Bush is a low-energy person," attacked Trump, "For him to get things done is hard." Trump still has a double digit lead over Bush in the GOP nomination but isn't matching up well against Hillary Clinton, just yet. Trump is trailing Clinton by double digits while Bush is trailing by about 5. Bush fought back yesterday saying, "I'm beating Hillary by 12 in Florida, he's losing in Florida." Bush continued, "When people start realizing that we need to win, I think it'll look a lot better." A new CNN poll shows Trump is growing in popularity and is becoming more competitive but it will be important to have the candidates focus on policy. It's a difficult line to walk but candidates need to refrain from personal attacks while convincing voters that they're capable of taking the White House.