Calling Out 2 Wyoming News Outlets For BIAS!

Sometimes media outlets that claim to report unbiased news show their bias by shoving it right in your face.

In most cases, they try to hide it. But, their bias is revealed by what they omit.

Both Wyoming Public Media and WyoFile recently posted articles pushing the same narrative as other leftist media outlets across the nation by omitting key words.

Below is an example from Wyoming Public Media:

It’s been just under six months since Donald Trump returned to the White House, and with it, the president’s much-anticipated crackdown on immigration. (WPM).

That sentence is an outright lie because they left out one word.

ILLEGAL!

 

President Trump has not cracked down on immigration, as the story claims. He is cracking down on illegal immigration. There is an important difference.

WyoFile did the same thing in one of their most recent stories.

Immigration arrests have quadrupled in Colorado and almost tripled in Wyoming since President Donald Trump took office in January with a significant shift in who is being targeted, new data from the federal government shows. (WyoFile).

WRONG - Illegal immigration arrests have quadrupled.

Nobody is arresting and deporting immigrants. We are a nation of immigrants, and Americans are quick to welcome newcomers to this country, as long as they do it legally, rather than sneaking across our borders.

Both stories also try to make it sound like these are law-abiding citizens by saying that they have not committed any crimes.

Increasingly, ICE is arresting immigrants with no criminal history, the data shows. (WyoFile).

At least Wyoming Public Media is a bit more honest on this one.

Under both Trump terms, however, enforcement trends more visible and arrests target more than those with serious criminal backgrounds. (WPM).

 

The Trump administration indeed said they would deport "the worst first." In the process, those who are less criminally minded are swept up too.

But let's also keep in mind that crossing into this country, and any other country on the planet, without vetting and permission, is a crime.

The punishment for that crime is deportation.

That law exists in America and every other nation on planet Earth, and for good reasons.