NYC socialist candidate says criminal record of man shot by ICE 'doesn't even matter'
- Candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier tells Hasan Piker's stream that a gang member's rap sheet is irrelevant after ICE takedown.
- Oscar Belgal, a Dominican national with ties to the Trinitarios gang, allegedly refused orders before getting plugged seven times.
- NYC's top cop gets blasted for 'villainizing' a convicted grand larcenist with assault, robbery, and drug priors.
- NY GOP fires back: Dems now openly siding with illegal alien gang members over the brave agents doing the arresting.
Brief Summary
In the latest episode of 'Democrats Gone Wild,' NYC congressional hopeful Darializa Avila Chevalier hopped on Hasan Piker's Twitch pity party to declare that the criminal history of an illegal alien gang member shot by ICE 'doesn't even matter.' The target, Oscar Belgal, a Trinitarios street gang affiliate with a rap sheet longer than a CVS receipt — grand larceny, assault, robbery, drug possession, and weapons possession — apparently deserved the benefit of the doubt after yanking his car forward during a lawful apprehension attempt.
Chevalier, clearly auditioning for the role of 'Most Radical Leftist in the Room,' took issue with NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch for having the audacity to mention Belgal's extensive criminal history in a press conference. Meanwhile, Piker doubled down, suggesting even if Belgal had committed murder, the ICE shooting still wouldn't be justified. The NY GOP rightly pointed out that this is the new face of the Democratic Party: openly siding with known gang members over law enforcement, proving that the party has officially jumped the shark into anti-American extremism territory. It's a bold strategy, Cotton — let's see if it pays off in November.
Why This Matters
This story hits home for anyone who believes criminal records and gang affiliations should matter when evaluating the actions of law enforcement. If Chevalier's logic becomes the Democratic Party's standard, we're officially in a dystopian reality where the rap sheet of a violent felon is dismissed as irrelevant collateral damage. For voters, this is a litmus test of whether the party of 'defund the police' wants to double down on protecting undocumented gang members over the safety of communities and the officers tasked with upholding the law.
For the average reader, this isn't just another New York City squabble — it's a preview of the national platform Democrats are marching toward. If candidates are openly stating that a criminal's past 'doesn't matter' when ICE is trying to arrest them, expect a surge in support for tougher border policies and a GOP that will hammer this clip into every swing-state ad buy between now and Election Day.