In a recent development, Attorney General Drummond responded to a request from Walters regarding the application of President Trump’s order on federal money going to undocumented individuals, specifically regarding undocumented students receiving benefits like free lunches and Title I funding. Drummond, a vocal supporter of Trump and a potential gubernatorial candidate, praised the crackdown on illegal immigration and criticized Governor Stitt’s handling of immigration issues.
Drummond criticized Stitt for welcoming Afghan refugees, citing concerns about vetting and safety. He also denounced the establishment of a Mexican Consulate in Oklahoma City. Stitt’s office responded by emphasizing the need to protect Oklahomans and children in the community.
Regarding Walters’ request, Drummond stated that the executive order pertains to federal agencies, not state agencies, and emphasized the importance of focusing on improving students’ academic performance. Walters expressed disappointment in Drummond’s response, calling on him to support Trump’s executive order on immigration for the protection of Oklahoma families.
This exchange highlights the political tensions surrounding immigration policies in Oklahoma, with Drummond advocating for stricter measures and Walters pushing for compliance with federal directives. The situation underscores the complex interplay between state and federal laws in addressing immigration issues.
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