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Laura Ingraham: So she came to Washington with obviously her story, but a very simple question.
Why are American families like hers always the ones put in the backseat left behind?
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Jessica Gorman: I challenge you all to sit down with me, take my hand, look me in the eye, and then explain to me, because I just don't understand.
Explain why people here illegally matter more than your American citizens.
Explain why sanctuary policies matter more than my Sheridan's life.
Explain why cooperation with ICE was too much to ask for.
But asking our American parents to bury our children is somehow acceptable.
I want you to imagine that was your daughter, not mine.
What if she was yours?
Would you even hesitate for one second to act, to make changes?
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Laura Ingraham: Remember, this was Chicago, Brandon Johnson, the mayor.
But do you think he even watched this today?
I doubt it.
But Jessica Gorman's words were more powerful than anything that has ever come, or will come out, of the mouths of the squad members.