Video: CPAC Attendee’s Hilarious Jacket Steals the Show—Perfect for a Home Depot Run; Liberal Interviewer Cuts Him Off
At this weekend’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Maryland, one attendee turned heads and sparked laughter with a jaw-dropping outfit that’s now the talk of the internet. Dressed in a jacket emblazoned with “ICE IMMIGRATION” in bold white letters, the unidentified patriot became an instant sensation after being interviewed by The Good Liars, a liberal satire duo, in a viral video shared on X. His cheeky costume—priced at a mere $29.99 on Amazon—has conservatives cheering and liberals scratching their heads, but it’s his razor-sharp response that’s cementing his status as a CPAC legend.
“Are you bored? Need something fun to do but don’t have a lot of money?” the man quipped, suggesting the jacket could liven up a trip to Home Depot in a sanctuary city. “You feel like a group fitness instructor… (Just make sure you don’t look too much like a federal officer… costumes are legal but impersonation is not 😂).” The crowd roared, but the Good Liars’ interviewer, visibly unimpressed, cut him off with a snarky, “You actually think that’s funny?” Undeterred, the attendee fired back, “I think that’s hilarious, absolutely. What’s not funny is them illegally crossing.” The clip ended abruptly, but his point hit home: illegal immigration is a serious crisis, and he wasn’t about to let the woke left drown it out with sanctimony.
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Sadly, the liberal interviewer didn’t let him finish, but we will. This isn’t rocket science, folks—illegal migration is one of America’s gravest challenges, straining resources and threatening security. Yet, the woke cultists keep doubling down, branding hardworking Americans as “Nazis” or “racist hicks” for demanding secure borders. This man’s humor—and his jacket—cut through that nonsense, reminding us that President Donald Trump’s CPAC agenda, from Elon Musk’s chainsaw-wielding DOGE reforms to JD Vance’s Ukraine peace push, is about real solutions, not political correctness.
For Trump supporters, this CPAC moment is pure gold. It’s a playful jab at the absurdity of open-border policies, amplified by DOGE’s recent exposure of federal waste—like fraudulent Social Security records—and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s crackdown on ICE raid leakers. The jacket’s antics, paired with the attendee’s unapologetic stance, have sparked a firestorm on X, with users like @JackPosobiec calling it “the perfect troll for a Home Depot run.” Critics may cry “impersonation,” but as he noted, it’s just a costume—legal, hilarious, and a wake-up call for a nation tired of border chaos.
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BUT…did he also have the $15 ICE Ball Cap?