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Word Games: Governor DeSantis Instructs Reporter to Refer to Illegal Aliens as ‘Illegal Aliens’

AP Photo/Lynne Sladky

Words mean specific things, so Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was not going to let a reporter refer to illegal aliens as ‘undocumented immigrants.’ Journalists and Democrats love to muddy discussions about illegal aliens by using words like ‘immigrants’, ‘migrants’, ‘undocumented immigrants’, etc. Those words do not all mean the same thing. DeSantis knows this and let the reporter know if he wants to ask a question he must use the correct terminology.

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Here’s the exchange. (WATCH)

Democrats and those in the media purposely use language to confuse the public and control narratives. You’ll notice they’ll say Republicans are anti-immigration when in reality Republicans are anti-ILLEGAL immigration. Totally different things. Posters see this.

Democrats also want to push back on deporting illegal aliens by stating it will hurt the economy and businesses. You’ll notice the reporter in the clip played this card even though it is already against the law to hire illegal aliens in Florida. 

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Yes, DeSantis is not going to bat for Florida companies that unlawfully employ illegal aliens. That was a stupid question by the reporter.

In all these discussions about illegal aliens with Democrats and the press, it is imperative that the correct words be used. Democrats and journalists desire to confuse the issue and mislead the public. Thankfully, DeSantis and others refuse to play their word games.

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