White House Criticizes The View's Ana Navarro Over Alligator Alcatraz Comments

President Donald Trump's White House has strongly criticized Ana Navarro, cohost of The View, after she condemned people treating the Florida Alligator Alcatraz migrant detention center as a tourist attraction. Navarro called those who sensationalize visits to the detention center "racist" and "horrible human beings," accusing the administration of using immigration policies to "Make America White Again" by targeting Latino and brown immigrants while allegedly opening doors to white South African refugees. In response, the White House spokesperson dismissed Navarro's remarks as lacking facts and logic, labeling the detained migrants as violent criminals and urging the public to disregard her statements. Navarro further criticized the broader immigration enforcement actions, highlighting concerns about the treatment of legal residents and naturalized citizens, and argued that the policies were about deporting and intimidating immigrants rather than addressing criminality. The exchange underscores the deep political divide over immigration enforcement and the symbolic significance of the Alligator Alcatraz facility amid nationwide ICE raids. Both Navarro's commentary and the White House's rebuttal reflect the contentious debate surrounding immigration policy under President Trump's administration.