Overview
- On The Tim Dillon Show, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said the U.S. needs a smarter plan than rounding up and deporting everyone, citing industries’ reliance on undocumented labor and calling for an off‑ramp.
- Her comments prompted harsh criticism from MAGA figures, with Laura Loomer labeling her a RINO and online critics alleging self‑interest because Greene co‑owns the Georgia construction firm Taylor Commercial.
- Greene says she still supports President Donald Trump but insists she is not a blind slave to him and will act independently as a member of Congress.
- NBC News reporting says Trump has asked senior Republicans, “What’s going on with Marjorie?”, while Speaker Mike Johnson publicly invited her to join committee discussions on policy.
- Time and other analyses note that Greene’s recent departures from party orthodoxy could jeopardize the GOP’s legislative plans given the House’s narrow Republican margin.