Laura Ingraham called out Mike Johnson for plotting this sick betrayal of Trump

The celebration barely ended from Donald Trump’s victory when his supporters got some bad news.

Establishment RINOs are already plotting against him.

And Laura Ingraham called out Mike Johnson for plotting this sick betrayal of Trump.

RINOs looking to pass amnesty 

Republicans look like they are on track to maintain their majority in the House of Representatives.

That means Mike Johnson will likely keep his job as Speaker of the House.

But just like when Trump won in 2016 and establishment RINOs like Paul Ryan sabotaged Trump’s plan to build a border wall, Johnson wants to sneak behind Trump’s back to rush a mass amnesty scheme through Congress.

Laura Ingraham caught Johnson red handed in this plot during an interview on her program after Trump’s election.

Ingraham began by telling Johnson that she knows Trump plans a slew of executive orders to crack down on the border to close asylum loopholes and enforce mass deportations.

But Ingraham said the Trump team was looking for a GOP House and Senate to pass laws to make these changes permanent so a Democrat President couldn’t just come in and open the border after Trump leaves office.

“President-Elect Trump can do a lot just by executive order,” Ingraham began. “But I do understand from my sources that they want laws passed. They don’t want an executive order that can just be thrown away, you know, four years or eight years. They want permanent change. 

“Can’t ask for asylum inside the country. Can’t play the game where you come here and say, ‘Oh, I’m oppressed,’ and you get to stay. He’s even talking about the birthright citizenship issue, which obviously is more problematic because of the Constitution. That would require more thinking and study. But he doesn’t want to just do the executive orders. Is that what your understanding is as well?” Ingraham asked.

That’s when Johnson slipped up and said the establishment saw now as the chance for “comprehensive immigration reform.”

“Yes,” Johnson answered. “Our agenda is to enact this into law. We need real, comprehensive immigration reform. We’ve needed it for a long time. But–”

Ingraham – who is a longtime hawk on the border – knew a code word when she heard one.

And Ingraham called out Johnson since “comprehensive immigration reform” really means amnesty for the more than 25,000,000 illegal aliens living in America.

“That sounds like amnesty,” Ingraham declared. “Every time I’ve heard Republicans say that, it’s like an earned path to citizenship. Then we have 20 million, you know, people who get their citizenship overnight. Every time I hear that, it drives me crazy, but you can explain.”

Johnson back peddled faster than if he was wearing roller skates on ice and tried to tell Ingraham that she didn’t hear him say what she clearly heard him say.

“No, no,” Johnson stammered. “We want to do the opposite of amnesty. If you do an amnesty program, you invite more people to violate the law. That’s exactly the opposite of what we need to do. We gotta begin on day one with securing the border.”

Donald Trump won 55 percent of Latino men and 46 percent of Latinos overall, campaigning on a promise of mass deportations, ending sanctuary cities, and building a border wall.

Establishment Republicans like Mike Johnson want to ignore that lesson because the donor class is committed to amnesty.

Donald Trump and his supporters will have to keep a watchful eye out come January.