May God bless these two families in their horrible murders of their beloved daughters. Such an incomprehensible loss of such treasures.

The Democrats showed America just how icy cold their hearts truly are.

President Trump invited Elizabeth Alvarado, Robert Mickens, Evelyn Rodriguez, and Freddy Cuevas to his State of the Union Address. They are the parents of Nisa Mickens and Kayla Cuevas, who had been close friends since elementary school, but in September 2016, the two girls were chased down and brutally murdered by MS-13.

Just awful…

On Tuesday night when the President honored the parents of Kayla and Nisa and the victims of illegal immigrant violence the Democrats groaned and booed.

This was a shocking display – even for today’s Democrats. Read more at TGP.

The #SOTU has exposed the Democrats for what they are. They just booed the parents of a murdered child & they sat on their butts for the portion of the speech about respecting the National Anthem. Unreal.

— Dan Bongino (@dbongino) January 31, 2018

The Democrats are finally being exposed as the anti-American scum that they really are. Today’s Democrat Party, who prefer MS-13 over American Citizens and BOO the President when he DARES to call for them be booted from the country and prevented from ever coming back.

I am going to change my political affiliation. Registered Democrat my whole life but I can’t respect them.

— CMEI (@CMEI17) January 31, 2018

They have shown just how much disdain they have for America, Americans, & every pro American idea @POTUS @realDonaldTrump has mentioned!

— ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ (@E_Dub01) January 31, 2018

Talk about the lowest of the low! Scum of the earth. Democratic policies let MS-13 into America and they sit and boo families of the murdered!

— William Russell (@Patriot_Games46) January 31, 2018

More people back to work. More people paying less taxes. More security at the border. Less people on welfare. Less people on food stamps. Less people entering our country illegally. More is better. Less is also better. Thank you Mr. President.

— Christopher Scribani (@cscribani) January 31, 2018