Now that is taking care of business.
President Donald Trump has certainly taken the nation – and the world – by storm in more than one way since assuming the presidency for the second time.
With one dizzying accomplishment after another, starting with an unapologetically aggressive stance towards the U.S.-Mexico border, it can be difficult to keep track of which of Trump’s achievements has been the most impressive to date.
Yet one of the most impressive has also been one of the least acknowledged by the press, hence its mention here: the capture of 30 percent of the FBI’s “Ten Most Wanted Fugitives” … in under three months.
That’s right: As reported by the Daily Mail, the Trump administration means business when it comes to cleaning up the massive criminal underworld that has thrived under the Democrat Party.
Needless to say, that criminal underworld absolutely exploded under open borders “border czar” Comrade Kamala, which is one of the many reasons why she was absolutely shellacked in the most recent presidential election.
Now, however, the Trump administration has put quite a few of the most virulent criminals on notice, especially with the capture of several violent criminals.
“President Donald Trump’s administration has swiftly taken down some of America’s most notorious criminals. FBI Director Kash Patel has announced that three of his agency’s ‘Ten Most Wanted Fugitives’ have been arrested since the president took office on January 20,” the Daily Mail reported.
Naturally, one of the “most wanted” was an illegal criminal.
“Earlier this week, Patel announced the arrest of Francisco Javier Román Bardales, 47, an alleged MS-13 gang leader from El Salvador, who is facing charges related to violent crime, drug distribution and extortion in the Eastern District of New York,” the Daily Mail added.
Needless to see, Patel is thrilled, trumpeting the latest achievement of the Trump administration.
“The FBI and [the Department of Justice and Attorney General Pam Bondi] have captured our third fugitive on the Ten Most Wanted list since January 20, 2025, … That’s not an accident. When you let good cops be good cops, this is what happens. This administration is giving the new FBI and AG Bondi the resources to get the job done – and we won’t stop,” Patel declared.
Frankly, the Trump administration’s capture of not one, not two, but three of the top ten criminals on the FBI’s most wanted list is a record-breaking achievement.
As Trump has only been in office for just over two months, his administration has effectively caught at least one top ten fugitives per every three weeks on average.
For comparison, the previous administration of former President Joe Biden captured a total of four of the FBI’s top ten “most wanted” criminals … in a total of four years.
Biden’s achievement in this regard is clearly excellent,
While some of Trump’s methods have been more controversial, in particular efforts involving “first buddy” Elon Musk, some of his achievements have been absolutely indisputable.
In fact, some of these achievements have been so outstanding that they should receive more recognition from many mainstream media outlets.
Then again, quite a few standard behaviors and practices should be expected from the mainstream media, though they oftentimes, rather sadly, are not.
That said, the Trump administration will continue to keep winning while the woke media will continue whining … and the American people will continue cheering.
Author: Jane Jones
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