- Sheriff Richard Mack highlights President Donald Trump's collaboration with ICE and local law enforcement to address illegal immigration while stressing constitutional due process for all, including undocumented immigrants. He notes strong sheriff support for Trump’s efforts.
- Trump's labeling of groups as foreign terrorist organizations streamlines enforcement but doesn't negate constitutional rights; Mack emphasizes due process must still apply in hearings and legal proceedings.
- Mack advocates for investigations into officials like Alejandro Mayorkas for alleged crimes tied to illegal immigration, urging sheriffs nationwide to follow models like Sheriff Mark Lamb's criminal probes.
- The CSPOA trains sheriffs to uphold constitutional rights, with Mack urging citizen engagement to hold local sheriffs accountable and oppose federal overreach (e.g., defunding Planned Parenthood, dismantling corrupt agencies).
- Mack warns against radical leftist violence, advocating for non-violence and bipartisan unity. He encourages public support for CSPOA's mission through membership and activism to preserve constitutional rule of law.
The Health Ranger Mike Adams sat down with Sheriff Richard Mack on the "Health Ranger Report" to discuss the concept of constitutional sheriffs and the role they play in the fight for liberty. Their discussion also touched on the recent actions of the Trump administration to the urgent need for accountability and the protection of constitutional rights.
Adams began by acknowledging the significant changes brought about by the Trump administration in its first month. One of the most notable shifts is the cooperation between local law enforcement and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to address the influx of illegal immigrants. (Related: Trump administration tackles illegal immigration: Sheriff Richard Mack calls for constitutional enforcement.)
Mack emphasized the importance of due process, even for those who enter the country illegally. He stressed that the Constitution applies to everyone, regardless of their immigration status, and that due process is a fundamental right that cannot be circumvented.
"We want to make sure everyone involved in this process is following the Constitution," said Mack, the founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA). "The Constitution covers everybody – everybody – in every jurisdiction." He highlighted the role of sheriffs in this process, noting that approximately 80 percent of them are likely to support Trump's efforts.
The discussion then shifted to Trump's declaration of certain groups as foreign terrorist organizations. Adams asked whether this designation empowers law enforcement to take more decisive action against armed individuals crossing the border.
Mack explained that while these individuals are entitled to legal representation and hearings, the designation allows for a more streamlined process in determining their status. The CSPOA founder and former Graham County, Arizona sheriff emphasized that the Constitution still applies, and due process must be followed, even in these cases.
Corruption, immigration and the right to life
Adams and Mack also delved into the issue of accountability for federal officials who have allegedly facilitated illegal immigration. Mack expressed his support for investigations into figures like former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
Mack believes Mayorkas lied to Congress and aided in the proliferation of crimes such as drug and human trafficking. He called for sheriffs across the country to follow the example of Sheriff Mark Lamb, who conducted a criminal investigation into the former secretary.
"Investigations should be conducted," Mack stressed. "We cannot ignore the people who caused this problem in the first place, and the criminal intent is clearly there at bringing these people in intentionally."
The conversation took a poignant turn as Mack addressed the issue of abortion and the government's role in funding organizations like Planned Parenthood. He passionately argued that taxpayers should not be forced to fund practices they find morally reprehensible. Mack advocated for defunding Planned Parenthood and abolishing agencies like the Internal Revenue Service and the Federal Reserve, which he sees as part of a corrupt system.
Adams raised the question of whether a unique baby in formation has constitutional rights, to which Mack responded with a resounding yes. He believes that every baby deserves the right to life and that protecting this right is a fundamental responsibility.
Mack emphasized the critical role of sheriffs in upholding the Constitution and protecting the rights of citizens. The author and speaker encouraged citizens to engage with their local sheriffs and make their voices heard. The CSPOA, he explained, is dedicated to training and supporting sheriffs in their mission to defend the Constitution.
The interview took a sobering turn as Mack discussed the potential for violence from radical leftist groups. He expressed concern over calls for a violent uprising, reminiscent of the French Revolution, and warned that such actions would be disastrous for America. Mack stressed the importance of non-violence and unity, urging Democrats and Republicans to find common ground in the fight against corruption and the protection of constitutional rights.
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