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I don't recall any Broadway and Kennedy Center dancers reenacting the killings of Laken Riley, Jocelyn Nungaray, or any of the other innocent Americans murdered to bring attention to the damaging effects of illegal immigration, do you? That's because they didn't, as the theater kids have decided defending criminal aliens is the only thing that deserves theatrical protest.

On Presidents’ Day, dancers staged a protest performance to make it clear how they feel about enforcing federal immigration laws. In that pathetic pursuit, they reenacted the shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. They believe this puts them on the right side of history, but they are deeply missing the mark.

According to Playbill:

On President’s Day, February 16, a team of Broadway and former Kennedy Center dancers staged a performance outside of the Kennedy Center. The choreographed dance dramatized the final moments of Renée Nicole Good and Alex Pretti, two civilians who were killed by ICE agents in Minneapolis—with dancers representing the car that Good was driving, as well as the ICE agents who shot her and Pretti. The group of 22 dancers got partway into their routine before 23 officers stopped them, saying they were not allowed on federal property.

When you have Freedom of Expression, the people are sometimes allowed to do dumb things. This is one of those dumb things. Fortunately, they were not allowed on federal property, and officers put an end to their deranged dance before it got a million times worse.

Said Bryan Buckley, a two-time Academy Award-nominated filmmaker who directed the ResistDance, "It was another stunning moment of how this country is unraveling under Trump. Here you have arguably the country's most esteemed performance venue being occupied by more police officers than dancers. Those officers shut us down for expressing our First Amendment rights to memorialize the tragic murder of Renée and Alex through dance.

This is just another leftist lie to portray the Trump Administration as a Fascist regime that loathes freedom of speech. They were not shut down because their ideology is deranged, although one can only wish that was the motive; their pathetic routine was cut short because they did not have permission to mock this country on federal property. They, however, want you to believe they are brave and truly fighting the likes of Hitler.

Said Buckley: "We wanted to re-create the last moments of both Renée Nicole Good and Alex Pretti's lives through powerful dance and movement—and to capture the spirit and beauty these two special people had brought to the world, and pay tribute to all those innocent people who have died, have been persecuted, imprisoned illegally under the racist and xenophobic leadership of Donald Trump. We wanted to bring hope with this piece. As one, we can prevail in these dark times."

While they have free will and can bring attention to whatever deaths they wish, it’s unclear why they lose zero sleep over the innocent Americans who continue to become the victims of illegal immigrant crime. Don't their lives matter? If they truly thought so, they would be bringing attention to that, but they won't, because in their eyes, criminal aliens can do no wrong.

Not only are they mocking this country and its laws, but they are fighting for a system that will continue to wreak havoc on innocent, vulnerable, law-abiding Americans. That truly is the pursuit they wish to pursue, and it’s pathetic, to say the very least.

The most comical thing about this performance was that it did nothing for their cause. Anyone who enjoyed their little stunt already agreed with them, and all the rest of the people mocked them. So, they can pretend they did a thing or two to bring attention to why this country should not have borders, but they did none of that.

While the theater kids got their five minutes of fame, the Trump Administration continued to deport criminal aliens. That is because this is a country with laws. Maybe one day they will learn that, but until then, this is the best they can do, and it’s deeply naive.