Pelosi has every reason to be terrified.
The Trump Department of Justice just delivered a powerful warning to Nancy Pelosi and California’s far-left leaders: Stop threatening federal officers—or face prosecution.
In an official notice issued Thursday, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche warned Governor Gavin Newsom, Attorney General Rob Bonta, Representative Nancy Pelosi, and San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins that any effort to detain or interfere with federal immigration officers would be unlawful and pointless.
The move comes after Pelosi and fellow California Democrat Rep. Kevin Mullin released a fiery statement threatening to arrest federal immigration agents if they “violate California law” during an upcoming federal operation.
Pelosi’s statement sparked outrage nationwide. She claimed that while President Donald Trump “may enjoy absolute immunity courtesy of his rogue Supreme Court,” his agents “do not.”
But the Trump Justice Department wasted no time setting the record straight. Blanche blasted back on X, writing:
“We’ve delivered a clear message: either back off or face legal consequences. No one intimidates our agents, and nothing will stand in the way of Making America Safe Again,” Blanche stated.
The DOJ letter cites multiple federal laws protecting agents from interference and reminds state leaders that under the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution, federal authority outranks state law—period.
Blanche also directed California’s leading officials to maintain all documents and digital communications connected to any attempts to hinder immigration enforcement, cautioning that the Justice Department will pursue investigations and legal action against any official who breaks federal law.
Blanche concluded by urging California leaders to renounce what he described as a potential criminal plot, cease making threats against law enforcement, and focus on protecting the safety of their citizens.
This decisive move marks yet another step in President Trump’s broader effort to restore law and order, defend federal officers, and end the chaos created by radical sanctuary policies in Democrat-run states.
🔹 Why It Matters
The confrontation between Trump’s DOJ and Pelosi underscores the ongoing clash between federal immigration enforcement and California’s liberal sanctuary laws. Under President Trump’s leadership, the federal government has reasserted its authority—sending a clear message that lawlessness and political grandstanding will not be tolerated.
🔹 Key Takeaways
- Trump’s DOJ warns Pelosi and Newsom: interference with immigration enforcement is a federal crime.
- Federal law trumps state law: the Supremacy Clause gives Washington full authority to enforce immigration rules nationwide.
- Trump’s leadership reaffirmed: the administration is prioritizing law, order, and national sovereignty above politics.
