After NYC Subway Burning, Texas Republican Valentina Gomez Posts ‘Public Execution’ Video Sparking Outrage
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Soon after the video was posted online, social media users started condemning the video, with many highlighting the alarming nature of Gomez’s proposal.
Screengrab from video posted online by Valentina Gomez asking for public execution of undocumented immigrants. (Image: X/@ValentinaForUSA)
After the NYC Subway incident, Valentina Gomez shared a contentious video on X in which she called for the public execution of undocumented immigrants who commit violent crimes against Americans while simulating the killing of a migrant.
Gomez referred to the video as “proof” of her defiance of the establishment. Soon after the video was posted online, it went viral igniting criticism from social media users.
“My video being restricted & my account getting suspended shows all of you that I am the biggest threat to the establishment because I call it like I see it, I give people hope, and I don’t need their money,” Gomez wrote in the caption. She further urged viewers to “stay strapped”.
NEW: Texas Congressional candidate Valentina Gomez releases video demonstrating the punishment she wants for illegal aliens who k*ll Americans.“It’s that simple: public executions for any illegal that r*pes or k*lls an American.”@ValentinaForUSA pic.twitter.com/P0BzoVhaxN
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) December 23, 2024
Soon after the video was posted online, social media users started condemning the video, with many highlighting the alarming nature of Gomez’s proposal and the divisive tone of her messaging.
“Instead of dividing people by labels of color, nationality, or origin, why can’t we unite in the simple truth of good vs. evil? Who is keeping humans divided? I wonder…” commented one user.
“Okay, we’re not gonna start executing people and becoming the same evil. This is not the way, even if we are at our ends,” another said.
Who is Valentina Gomez?
Valentina Gomez, born on May 8, 1999, is a Colombia-born American real estate investor, financier, and political activist. She immigrated to the United States with her family in 2009, settling in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Gomez has held significant roles professionally in the financial sector, including a
position at Nestlé, where she focused on financial and strategic optimisation. She is also recognised as a real estate investor and strategist, managing multimillion-dollar investments.
Beyond her corporate endeavors, Gomez co-founded Fundación Flor de Mayo, a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing over 1,200 children in Colombia with access to sports, education, health, and cultural activities.
