Nicolle Wallace Breaks Down Over Trump’s Deportation of Illegal Gang Members: “I Couldn’t Stop Thinking About Them”

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace has admitted she felt “gutted” for illegal alien gangsters being deported to El Salvador under the Trump administration.

Wallace was asked during an interview on The Bulwark’s Tim Miller’s podcast what scares her most about living under a second Trump presidency.

Wallace responded by saying that it was the Trump administration’s decision to deport hundreds of gangster illegal aliens to a high-security facility in El Salvador.

The MSNBC host said:

“Oh everything. I’m scared. I remember the first day I read about the deportations to El Salvador, of the alleged Tren De Aragua Members for whom no evidence was ever presented that they ever had anything to do with Tren De Aragua.”

“I remember saying, I wish I didn’t feel so gutted, and I wish I could stop thinking about these guys being scared in El Salvador.”

“And then, I was somewhere, I was in Westchester. It’s usually a baseball trip, I don’t know what I was doing but we stopped to get something to eat and I saw the paid ads that Homeland Security was doing in front of the deportees who are now prisoners.”

“I was gutted and I think I’m sometimes scared by how much anguish I feel over how they’re treating human beings.”

“But I think that if you abandon the anguish, then you carry out horrible things against human beings.”

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It’s shocking to think that Wallace and Miller were once paid-up members of the Republican establishment.

Wallace once served as White House Communications Director under George W. Bush during his second term in office.

Miller worked on John McCain’s 2008 presidential campaign and also served as Jeb Bush’s communications director during his ill-fated 2016 bid for the Republican nomination.

Now they’re upset criminal gangsters are being deported.

You couldn’t make it up.

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