Aight, so DHS tryna act like they on our side for National Crime Victims Week, talmbout honoring them 'Angel Families,' right? Families who lost loved ones to crimes allegedly committed by undocumented folks. But hold up, ain't nobody forgettin' where they BEEN. Talk is cheap, man. Real cheap.

They bringin' back the VOICE Office, sayin' it's to help these families track cases and get support. Word? Cause last I checked, the system was still designed to fail us, no matter where you from. They shut that joint down before, remember? Politics, man. All about the optics.

Nine hundred calls for help, they say. That's 900 families dealin' wit' pain that ain't never gonna heal. And these jokers wanna act like buildin' a wall is the answer? Nah, fam. The answer is fixin' the system from the ground up, not just pointin' fingers.

DHS claimin' 32% of these cases be violent assault, 15% rape or sexual assault, 9% homicide. Them numbers cold, man. Real cold. But what about the root causes? Poverty, lack of opportunity, broken communities? They ain't addressin' none of that. Just tryna divide us.

This lady, Lauren Bis, talmbout, "Victims of illegal alien crime been ignored." True, but so has victims of police brutality, victims of systemic racism, victims of a whole lotta things. Don't act like y'all just woke up.

Then she hit us wit' the classic, "Every crime committed by an illegal alien is completely preventable." As if. Like a wall gonna stop desperation? Like ICE raids gonna build communities? Come on, son. Don't insult our intelligence.

They throwin' out names like Megan Bos, Joshua Wilkerson, Dalilah Coleman. Real people, real tragedies. But using they names to push an agenda? That's grimey, even for DHS.

The streets know the truth. The system designed to keep us down, no matter where we come from. This ain't just about undocumented folks; it's about the whole damn game being rigged.

They wanna talk about crime, let's talk about the crime of poverty, the crime of inequality, the crime of a system that profits off our pain. Until they address that, this whole thing is just a dog and pony show.

We gotta look out for each other, build our own communities, and demand real change. Cause ain't nobody gonna do it for us. Politicians gonna politic, corporations gonna corporate, and the streets gonna keep grindin'.

So next time DHS come around talmbout 'Angel Families,' ask 'em where they been. Ask 'em what they doin' to fix the system, not just scapegoat folks. And remember, real change comes from the bottom up, not the top down. Keep it 100. Stay woke. And keep grindin'.

This ain't a game. This is real life. And ain't nobody gonna hand us nothin'. We gotta take it. For our fallen, for our future, and for a world where justice ain't just a word.