Hakeem Jeffries is committed to Democrats “will fight against Trump’s agenda” on the streets “

The leader of the minorities of the chamber, Hakeem Jeffries, Dn.y., is criticized by Republicans after the Democrats are compromised to fight the agenda of President Donald Trump “on the streets.”

“Right now, we will focus on the need to look at everyday and the North -North -Kilites who are under assault on a Maga Republican agenda, who seeks to cut taxes for billionaires, donors and rich corporations and then attach New York and the New Yorkers North -working -class Americans across the country with the bill, “said Jeffries.

“This is not acceptable. We will fight against the legislation. We will fight against the court. We will fight it in the streets.”

The whip of most of the house, Tom Emer, R-Minn, immediately demanded that Jeffries apologize.

“The leader of the minority of the House (Jeffries) should apologize rapidly for his use of inflammatory and extreme rhetoric,” wrote Emmer on X. “President Trump and Republicans are focused on joining the country; Jeffries ha to stop trying to split it. “

Fox News Digital contacted Jeffries’ office to clarify.

A senior official at the White House told Fox News: “Hakem Jeffries must apologize for this unpleasant call to violence.”

The Chamber’s Democratic Leader held a Brooklyn press conference on Friday, aimed at criticizing Trump’s federal funding freezing and manipulating the tragic plane collision in Washington, DC, earlier this week.

Jeffries accredited Democrats to stop the Trump administration’s funding freezing.

“As shown this week, House Democrats, Senate Democrats, Democratic Governors and everyday Americans across the country increased their challenge as it relates to illegal freezing, illegal and extreme of federal funding that is part of the Republican RIP-Off Agenda, “said Jeffries. “We struggled, we stopped it and we will never give up.”

The Trump Administration Management and Budget Office (Shado) issued an order earlier this week by stopping most federal funding while leading agencies to perform thorough reviews where taxpayers are spent dollars.

The White House later clarified the note to mean funding for progressive causes Trump had explicitly blocked through executive orders.

However, it was still blocked by a federal judge and hours later, the note terminated.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said that the Shadow note terminated in the court order, but clarified that the financing blocks established by Trump’s executive orders were still in force.